Tokyo F.A.T
Parisian girls like it…
Cat girls wish they had it…
The Obamas approve it…
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.
Evan and tbx are ff00ff’ing Paris’ most precious tech venue LA CANTINE, aka the crib of Mark Zuckerberg. Register now @ La Catine!
Official text:
Join FAT artists Evan Roth and Tobias Leingruber at La Cantine where they will present technology based creative projects that exist at the cross section of open source and popular culture.
They will discuss their own work, as well as that of the Free Art & Technology Lab, an online hacker space experimenting with humor, activism, free culture and popular media. The presentations will be conducted primarily in English (sorry) and start at 7pm.
Call:
We are also looking for other artists and hackers interested in open source fun that would be interested in giving short 10 minute presentations. Email project URLs to info@fffff.at
And thanks alot to our great partner Silicon Sentier to make this event possible!!
Hacker friend Paul Rouget created an online application for converting .gml data from text to image (and back again) via drag’n’drop.
Save your .gml data as images!
As part of the GML Week Part 2 we’re releasing this code today, maybe it inspires you to create something crazy based on it. Copyleft!
Website: http://www.graffitimarkuplanguage.com/gml2img/
This is how it looks like:
Earlier this year (pre iPad, pre Facebook Like Button and right after my swine flu) the awesome Andy Blue of Pirate Cat Radio 87.9 FM in SF interviewed me on FAT Lab, Firefox Add-ons, stickers, open source and activism. Tune in! (35 min)
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