Digital artist, Mark Stuckert, launches issue 2 of his mysteriously titled “The Problem of Nothing“. Check it: http://www.theproblemofnothing.com/
FULL DISCLOSURE: Although Mark is a former W.G.Arndt™ design student, I unfortunately can take little credit for his mad genius. Except, perhaps, for the occasional coding tip.
For the deep deal, here’s some of the best human beatboxing for your spitting pleasure–Rahzel does it fa rael:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzhkhYebSAo (OMG–so awesome!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Znfcmj9wEjk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIuiG2J4EaQ
In Kitchen Diaries, Beardyman lays down the recipe on some wicked beatboxing and cooks up some phat dishes.
(Thanks for the link, Hannes)On a personal note, I bet you didn’t know that I was quite the accomplished human beatboxer back in the day in Philly? Well, I was. Just ask any nerdy white kid I knew in highschool or at my part-time dishwashing gig. But I could never lay down the groove while simultaneously cooking up by the recipe like this.
Wkd.
Full disclosure: I’m originally from a Philly suburb, not the city proper. But I was a great beatboxer. For a white dishwasher.Send a signature mod7 ecard that doesn’t suck to everyone on your list! Happy holidays and we’ll see you in the new year.
A little pre-holiday season update from mod7: the new BUDF website, designed and built by mod7, goes live today. Powered by the popular blogging and publishing platform, WordPress, the site is fully dynamic and client-managed. Happy Holidays! http://budf.ca
The first branded Hip Digital-powered sites have been launched, and they are lookin’ fine! Check out the Country Music TV Store and eSounds.ca.
In late 2005, Hip Digital Media Inc. came to mod7 for help in the design of a robust, brand-able online music-delivery system. Working closely with OpenRoad Communications, mod7 led the initial charge into the research, prototyping and modular visual design for this B2B and B2C endeavour and stayed on for Flash application programming and front-end HTML/CSS development.
More is certainly to come.