a couple of Media Art and Design students are working on a Wii-Controller turned Spraycan. Wiispray is a prototype, currently under heavy development as part of a final-thesis design work by Martin Lihs at Bauhaus-University in Weimar, Germany.
Wiispray aims to give sprayers all the tools of a real-life spraycan with a digital extension. This neat […]
TIRED of hearing other people’s cellphone conversations? It may become worse. Soon you may have to watch their favorite television shows and YouTube videos, too, as they project them onto nearby walls or commuter-train seatbacks.
Pint-size digital projectors are in the works. These devices, when plugged into cellphones and portable media players, will let consumers beam […]
Guerilla Marketing presentation from Geek Graffiti class.
They talk to my friend Kelly at the beginning.
Full Story: New Scientist.
(via Posthuman Blues).
Wired Magazine has a round-up of digital graffiti art projects. I’ve mentioned most of these here before…
See also: Wired News on fake PSP graffiti.
Wow. I wouldn’t have the guts to try something like that. I’d be afraid the cops would shoot me.
Projecting in a subway station would solve one of the big problems of video graffit, which is the expense of projectors bright enough to project visible images during the day. Having never […]
Anyone thinking what I’m thinking?
Camera phone movie
$200 digital film
Machinima
3D gaming on cell phones
Voodoo
DIY video projectors (or and commercial portable projectors)
Red | Blue
Wireless future
Open Source TV
One of the things on my to-do list is build a digital projector, but this portable projector from HP looks pretty cool. Doubt it’s all that bright, though.
Yellow Tags combines stickering and geo-tagging. Users place a yellow-arrow sticker somewhere with a unique number on it and write an entry about the place they left the stick. Then people can SMS yellowtag.org with the unique number on the sticker to receive the message. So far it’s only available in NYC, but they […]
Blue jacking:
using a phone with Bluetooth, you can create a phonebook contact and write a message, eg. ‘Hello, you’ve been bluejacked’, in the ‘Name’ field. Then you can search for other phones with Bluetooth and send that phonebook contact to them. On their phone, a message will popup saying “‘Hello, you’ve been bluejacked’ has […]
Will Location Blogging Take Off? Although his customers are the operators who sell their services to consumers, WaveMarket's founder and CEO Tasso Reoumeliotis believes his job is to enable users to create the content and the applications. My conversations with…
The Nokia 3220 has a "wave messaging feature" Abe calls "air graffiti." As a commentor on Smart Mobs pointed out, if you don't want to wait for or spend money on this phone, you could always pick up a…
Wave Market is a new location based tagging service (or "virtual graffiti" service, but I'm finding that term less and less apt). Not much info on the site, but it sounds like it will be available in the US….
For my reference, here's a list of the various virtual graf systems that I've found: 1. Geonotes. Web site is down, and the program failed to connect to the server. This is/was a project based out of Stockholm, but it…
Originally posted to sTaRe (compiled here for personal reference) Uncle Roy All Around You 34n118w Supafly Landscape as Interface (cancelled Evergreen program) Yukinori Yanagi Tribe 13 Kris Kuksi Memo to Barbie: You Aren't The Only Model Ken Knows Knock it…
On occasion I've thought about the potential of using "spam" as an art form… graffiti is un-authorized use of space for art, so why not use spam as e-mail graffiti? And of course, there are various political chainletters that periodically…
Thus far I've not thought much about what to actually do with video graffiti. As far as I'm concerned, the medium is the message. I've been more concerned with figuring out how to do it, assuming content will follow (hell,…