urlesque (which I’ve been impressed with) posted a good interview with Ira Marcks and Michael McQuilken, the illustrator and musician behind the 50-foot “illustrative score” that I introduced a couple weeks ago.
Urlesque: Which Jake Lodwick has been impressed with. (Nice job Cole, and thanks Jake! Original content FTW.)
The real value of SXSW is in all the face-to-face connections. Webheads from all over the world come to Austin to network, collaborate, and share. See the joy of geeks finally meeting in person!
The above is a shot of Urlesque’s Kelly Reeves and Eliot Glazer “networking” at Urlesque HQ. It’s also a perfect example of what we want: Your mission is to photograph people or groups of people in which no one is actually interacting but instead are busy looking at their electronic devices. The more people, the better.
Take a photo and and submit it to this Tumblr blog started by Urlesque, AOL’s internet trends and web humor site. (Or join Seed) and then go here to submit your photo and get paid $5 if we publish it.
We’ll be collecting the best photos and featuring them on Urlesque. Think of it like a scavenger hunt. But for the web. But in real life. Kind of.
With all due respect, I think you might be mistaken. I believe what you meant to say is that a “biblioteca” (or “bible”) can be found in a “library” - and that is correct. It can be. I’ve seen films like “Traffic” and my cousin has a map of Spain so I’m pretty sharp when it comes to matters in other continents like Mexico and Treasure Island. If you ever have any questions (especially about treasure maps and Spaniards), just let me know! I’m just glad that I could be of some help to you.
You rage, you lose. This is a guy talking about a video, showing us the video, then giving the most asinine commentary usually reserved for text comments: “Closet door fail! Heh, okay, that just happened!”