Eduardo Nájera, Steve Nash, and Jason Kidd on a Wonder Bread truck outside my apartment, today, in Mexico City.
Eduardo Nájera, Steve Nash, and Jason Kidd on a Wonder Bread truck outside my apartment, today, in Mexico City.
This is an idea that has been floating around in my head for a few months, and for obvious reasons, I got around to realising it this weekend.
Each dot represents one word of the song. The colours represent who is saying that word.
Sometimes, I’m asked if there are prints of my work available; I don’t normally do that sort of thing, but on the off-chance that you would like a print of this graphic, I’m providing a hi-res TIFF (254 x 321 mm / 10 x 12.6 inches; zipped file; 18.1MB) that you can download and have printed.
You don’t have to pay for it—I certainly don’t want to profit from it—but if you do want to download and print it, it would be nice if you would consider donating something to a cancer charity.
Here are some links to cancer charities in different countries. If your home country is not listed, and you want to donate, just do some Googlin’.
Canada: www.cancer.ca
USA: www.cancer.org
Here’s the Mediafire link to the hi-res file: fightforyourright.zip
Something strange happens about one minute and 25 seconds into the video of “All I Want for Christmas Is You” by Mariah Carey and Justin Bieber. One of Justin’s mates’ black cap turns, for a few frames, into a Los Angeles Kings cap.
Not about baseball, obviously, but here’s a chart I did for Grantland regarding the NFL playoffs.
http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-triangle/post/_/id/14734/lets-all-geek-out-over-this-nfl-playoff-graphic/
“Bohemian Rhapsody” by Ricky Kitty and the Klaws, 1995. Cats “singing.”
My pal Delme and I were discussing this piece of audio where someone put every Beatles song into one mp3 so you are hearing their whole catalogue simultaneously. I put together something similar on a way smaller scale five years ago, with the whole of the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds album playing simultaneously. Delme’s a big metal fan, which tilted my brain in that direction, and lo! Here are all of the songs off Slayer’s Reign in Blood playing simultaneously. You are welcome.
I am quite sure most people reading these words have done this sort of thing at one time or another. You look at one thing on Wikipedia, and before you know it, you’ve got 15 browser tabs open and you’ve been sucked into reading more and more articles on the site. I did that the other night. And last night, I decided to try and map out exactly how I’d spent my four hours.
No-one in their right mind would want to be that close to Alex Ferguson’s face.
More photos of my flatmate’s cat watching the Manchester derby here.
New silly animation. http://www.flipflopflyin.com/thedogwhohatesgolf/index.html
You need to be familiar with the Kraftwerk song Numbers for this to make any sense. Even then, you’ll more than likely wonder if you really needed to waste your time looking at it.
King Felix
May 26, 2012
photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images
“I’m not from Baltimore, but this is my town.”
photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 23: Andy Pettitte #46 of the New York Yankees pitches to Alex Gordon #4 of the Kansas City Royals during their game on May...
Peanuts #1, ca. 1953
cover by Charles M. Schulz