Tech Category

Straight from the aesthetically pleasing world of graphic designers comes Tien-Min Liao; Wonder Woman of handmade typography.

TED Talks gets pranked with rainbows and beach balls by Eugene Cordero of Improv Everywhere.

Understand the present before you can know the future: watch the trailer and flip through the compendium of ideas for W.I.R.E’s book, Mind The Future.

Stop motion, a most admirable and aesthetically impressive form of animation, has long proven to be a source of entertainment and vast astonishment on the pages of the World Wide Web. And now, thanks to Studio Neat, creators of Glif and Cosmonaut, you too may create your own jerky masterpiece from the comfort of your Iphone.

The tech crew at Breakfast HQ have created Instaprint, an Instagram wireless photo printer prototype that needs funding to become a full-blown product.

Meet Theodore Grey. He loves science. He loves elements. He loves them so much that he has created a literal, physical manifestation of the periodic table.

Brent Hoff teams up with Standford University’s neuroscientists to run the first ever Love Competition- measuring the brain activity of each contestant as he or she loves as hard as they can.

Mac OSX isn’t just good for everything you think, as designer and digital media experimentalist Emilio Gomariz discovered—created a spectrum cube with the systems genie effect.

Keith Musil’s work as a filmmaker takes another step on his willingness to experiment with mixed media. He has directed commercials and music videos for Omar K and L.A duo, High Places . Always with intriguing and unconventional stories, and this time he has decided to tell another kind of story. A lot of Musil’s films are influenced by personal references like Drive, Popeye or Teen Wolf.

A new science fiction documentary seeks to uncover the story of internet flotsam John Titor, time traveler from 2036.