The End.
“Do you wanna go see a shitty movie 10,000 times?” and obviously the answer is no. But - wait a minute - what about the movie, or the “story” that you tell yourself about what your life is like? What is that story like? Is it empowering? Is it awesome? Is it inspiring? Or is it shitty and sad? And how many times a day do we tell ourselves these stories?
Maston Kipp
Nobody’s immune to breast cancer. Ace idea out of DDB, Maputo, Mozambique. I love playing on the thought that everyone thinks it won’t happen to them, and using icons to convey so much of that insight.
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The “Why I’m Awesome” Edition of Hump Day…
- I took 8 strokes of my lap
- I have worked out 10 times since last weeks NSVWs
- riding my bike in freezing weather is no bother these days
- I got a “Nice workout you’re alright.” from Adam <3
- I’ve made some moves regarding my resume - Newsflash…I NO…
In case you forgot, this happened. Michael Jackson in a Pepsi advert in 1984.
3D Printing On Street Corners: A Future Scenario? — The Pop-Up City
Rapid prototyping is still the domain of nerds, but it’s just a matter of time before 3D printers become mass consumer products. With its Kiosk project, Antwerp-based design studio Unfold explores a future scenario in which digital fabricators are so ubiquitous that we see them appear on street corners, just like fast food is sold on the streets of New York City.
The designers developed the concept for a mobile cart inspired by Bruce Sterling’s science fiction short story Kiosk and equipped with 3D printing technologies.
AdvancedAwesome! This is so futuristic too! And it’s a great way to get younger people involved with design and engineering - which they should, b/c it’s much more awesome than Call of Duty and the like (which is already pretty awesome). I hope adults catch on as well, but they may need help from their more tech-savvy kids. That’s my prediction. Either way, this is cool stuff.
