President Barack Obama talks with members of the national security team at the conclusion of one in a series of meetings discussing the mission of the Free Art & Technology Lab (FAT Lab), in the Situation Room of the White House, May 1, 2011. Intelligence and information about FAT’s goals, projects, and members are displayed on screens. (Official White House Photo by Greg Leuch)

President Barack Obama talks with members of the national security team at the conclusion of one in a series of meetings discussing the mission of the Free Art & Technology Lab (FAT Lab), in the Situation Room of the White House, May 1, 2011. Intelligence and information about FAT's goals, projects, and members are displayed on screens. (Official White House Photo by Greg Leuch)

Parisian girls like it…

Cat girls wish they had it…

The Obamas approve it…

THE F.A.T. MASK

Here’s the situation: You totally forgot about the fact that the party you’re heading to is a MASKERADE party. Fuuuuu!!!

No problem, here’s all you need to build your own F.A.T. Mask:
- Pink and Yellow Duct tape
- Cardboard
- 3D paper glasses
- Marker
- Scissors

copyleft by @tbx
@fi5e please forgive me! I killed your 3D glasses.

Parisian girls like it... Cat girls wish they had it... The Obamas approve it... THE F.A.T. MASK Here's the situation: You totally forgot about the fact that the party you're heading to is a MASKERADE party. Fuuuuu!!! No problem, here's all you need to build your own F.A.T. Mask: - Pink and Yellow Duct tape - Cardboard - 3D paper glasses - Marker - Scissors copyleft by @tbx @fi5e please forgive me! I killed your 3D glasses.

Obama redraws the greatest hits and your favorite selections from the #000000book library of GML tags, in the Obama GML Playa by Golan Levin & Jérôme Saint-Clair.

To view the Obama GML Playa go to http://graffitimarkuplanguage.com/obama-gml-playa

Built with Processing, 2010 / Source code: Playa.zip
Uses the new Processing GML Library GML4U by Jérôme Saint-Clair and Toxiclibs by Karsten “Toxi” Schmidt. White House photo by Pete Souza (Government Work).

Obama redraws the greatest hits and your favorite selections from the #000000book library of GML tags, in the Obama GML Playa by Golan Levin & Jérôme Saint-Clair. To view the Obama GML Playa go to http://graffitimarkuplanguage.com/obama-gml-playa Built with Processing, 2010 / Source code: Playa.zip Uses the new Processing GML Library GML4U by Jérôme Saint-Clair and Toxiclibs by Karsten "Toxi" Schmidt. White House photo by Pete Souza (Government Work).

A visualization of people who’ve contributed to the Barack Obama page on Wikipedia. Users who edit a lot drift toward the center. Best watched full screen in HD!

Visualized using code_swarm (Processing) and my new Wikipedia page history parser Wikiswarm (Ruby). Code and instructions on how to make your own visualizations can be found in the README or on jamiedubs.com

Music is from DJ Z-Trip’s Obama Mix.

A visualization of people who've contributed to the Barack Obama page on Wikipedia. Users who edit a lot drift toward the center. Best watched full screen in HD! Visualized using code_swarm (Processing) and my new Wikipedia page history parser Wikiswarm (Ruby). Code and instructions on how to make your own visualizations can be found in the README or on jamiedubs.com Music is from DJ Z-Trip's Obama Mix.

Personally, as an artiste, I know my work isn’t finished until 1) my mom calls to tell me how disappointed she is in me or 2) I get a cease & desist letter for copyright infringement. So, what does it mean if you get a C&D from iconoclast street artist Shepard Fairey for your parody of his senescent work. Well, for Baxter Orr, it means you can def clock out for the day my brother and celebrate a job well done. And for Shepard, i think it means you’re basically finished too.


Update: For a photo of the print that launched as many as one C&D click here.


* via Bucky at Animal New York
* Mark Vallen on why Shepard Fairey is himself a plagarist
* Learn how to reply to legal threats from the masters

Personally, as an artiste, I know my work isn't finished until 1) my mom calls to tell me how disappointed she is in me or 2) I get a cease & desist letter for copyright infringement. So, what does it mean if you get a C&D from iconoclast street artist Shepard Fairey for your parody of his senescent work. Well, for Baxter Orr, it means you can def clock out for the day my brother and celebrate a job well done. And for Shepard, i think it means you're basically finished too. Update: For a photo of the print that launched as many as one C&D click here. * via Bucky at Animal New York * Mark Vallen on why Shepard Fairey is himself a plagarist * Learn how to reply to legal threats from the masters