Emilio Cassanese combines mathematical algorithms, biological organisms and wind patterns to create an experimental series "Generative Prints". His designs have given me a new appreciation for math.
Years ago my dad insisted that my brother and I watch the "Oh God" movies. Completely forgot about the series until I turned on my television this afternoon and was greeted by the friendly face of Tracy Richards. I had a sense of what movie it was but as soon as I saw George Burns, childhood memories came flooding back.
This post has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with the fact that I find it hilarious that an 11 year old was put in charge of God's PR. She came up with a slogan and enlisted the help of her classmates to bring God back into people's lives...with chalk, glitter and construction paper.
Below are links to a new project I worked on, and it needs your help. Please spread the word to as many friends as possible, through all the various media channels, thanks! Superfad launched a project today, http://oncreativity.tv - which is a series short interviews with some really talented creative minds on the nature of creativity. We're starting with video interviews of Andrew Zuckerman, Bill Plympton, and glass blower Michael Davis, and we'll be rolling out new videos every couple of weeks. Niko, Cameron, Talia, Jeremy, and their film crew have been working pretty hard to put this together, and we'd appreciate it if you'd check it out, and share it with those you feel might be interested (either online or offline). It's a bit of a social media experiment for us, we'll be trying to generate as much buzz as possible and deciding which channels are most successful at generating an audience for this project. Here are the relevant URLs where you can find oncreativity: