January 2010
64 posts
Art Blogs
iheartmyart:
art-related:
I’m putting a list together of my favorite art blogs to bring to a class of Trinity College Studio Art majors tomorrow and I thought I’d share it with you (in alphabetical order)!
BOOOOOOOM!: That’s seven O’s, I counted them so I could provide you with the correct link. Lots of fantastic images for every article. Sometimes I wish there was a little more text,...
evrt:
Best Coast / When I’m With You
I was...
WatchHow to Clean on a Moving Sidewalk In China | PopScreen
like that….
After Three Months, Only 35 Subscriptions for... →
soupsoup:
The web site redesign and relaunch cost the Dolans $4 million, according to Mr. Jimenez. With those 35 people, they’ve grossed about $9,000.
In that time, without question, web traffic has begun to plummet, and, certainly, advertising will follow as well.
Make that 36…
How much do you charge for a website?
clientsfromhell:
Me: “Well it depends.”
Client: “Well then can you give us a ballpark figure?”
Me: “Professional or Minor League?”
and the crowd goes wild!!!!
“Cloud computing arrived, making VC deal terms economic only as growth capital...”
– Deprogramming VC & Reprogramming SWOT
Jesus, Rafer is so smart sometimes. This is the best rendering I’ve seen of a thought I’ve had for a few months.
(via giantrobotlasers)
Exactly. So now VCs trying to play in the <$1mm range have had to figure out how to scale their operations to make...
Watchpopscreen:
You Got Popped: Episode 3. January 25
“Why shouldn’t art be pretty? There are enough unpleasant things in the world.”
– Pierre-Auguste Renoir (via louobedlam)
Question? →
“Above all, when you redesign the website, I don’t want any HTML in it. I’m tired...”
– (via clientsfromhell)
“Four years after we posted our first homemade videos to YouTube and they spread...”
– Damian of OK Go on their record label’s stupid insistence on prohibiting embedded playback of their new video. (via Merlin) (via marco)
Why Tumblr Is Kicking Posterous's Ass →
caterpillarcowboy:
jayparkinsonmd:
How come Posterous is eating dust from a small startup started by a high school dropout?
The answer is as easy as it is counter-intuitive: Tumblr is a New York company and Posterous is a Silicon Valley company.
Or, to put it another way: Posterous is an engineered product, while Tumblr is a designed product.
To be fair, Posterous is a much younger...