The official "business" site for Antilogy. This is like the site that old people can go to to see how much shirts cost. The portfolio section is dynamic and Jim at Antilogy can add and remove portfolio items as he chooses.
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A quicktime page I designed for Kevin Rudolf. He's pretty cool. He goes, "LET IT ROCK! LET IT ROCK! LET IT ROCK!"
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The myspace I designed for a Canadian band, State of Shock. What's that? Didn't know I could design myspace pages? Yeah. Yeah, I can.
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A web mailer for the The Eli Young Band. I think Yahoo's Who's Next Artist might be one of the hardest things ever to say.
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An eblast I made for Between The Trees. It's pretty cool I guess. I like the color blue with this one.
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A radio ecard I made for KAISER CHIEFS. I made one that was super cool and looked like that poster for Breathless, but they wanted it to look like the album cover. Maybe I'll show you the cool one later. Also, I had to make the tops of two of these guys heads.
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An ecard I made for the band Forever The Sickest Kids. It's for their radio push or something.
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A splash page I made for universal motown's site, for Murphy Lee's video premiere, "Murph Derrty."
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A one-page site I made for the band, Red Car Wire. I made this mostly in Illustrator. God, I hate that program.
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An art project where I took people's documents off of public computers and made art with it.
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A research-esque project where I thought of synesthesia as something that is taking place digitally since all digital media is made of the same 1s and 0s or something? I don't know. I was drinking a lot back then.
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A bunch of little Java Applets I made with that bad-ass app, Processing. I basically made little programs that made me look at how my life is on the web. I'm so smart.
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Jesse's one of my nearest and dearest bros. He makes cool animations and video art. He's a lot like me, if I had any sort of talent.
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matt petricone.com is a good friend of mine that takes wonderful photographs of all sorts of things. He's also the dude that on Sunday morning, has about thirty myspace messages that say, "Hey Man. Can you send me that pic you took of me and that girl at the bar last night?"
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My girlfriend's playwright collective. It's a bunch of young people writing plays. I think that's pretty cool.
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A coming soon splash page I made for Tina Parol. Look at that dude checkin his Blackberry in the van.
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This is a splash page I made for universal motown's site to promote the premiere of Lil Wayne's new video "Got Money." I'd be lying to you if I said I wasn't hyped about doing something for Weezy.
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A little one-page site for the release, A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BLUES. I tried to make it look pretty cool.
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An on-line portfolio I made for my friend Matt. The whole thing's built on this system I developed using Flickr. So, Matt can change any section of the site without touching any code, straight through Flickr.
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My number 1 homie, Ryan. He makes cool lookin stuff. He's also pretty into metal and XBox 360.
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The web domain that I service like a champ. I do it all. It's a clothing company that I'm a part of. I also post on the blog and stuff. It's all very 2.0.
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My big brother Jim's screenprinting shop. You need some t-shirts, he'll hook you up.
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I made Hulk Hogan using only SVG shapes. I did it the hard way too, with coding and stuff. Warning: I don't think this works on all browsers. You need to use Firefox anyways...
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This is a little something I cooked up using that old web tool of the marquee tag. See those lyrics? That's Sade. My mom loves Sade.
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This is something I made using PHP and some awesome XML parsing. It takes NYTimes' main page, parses the main stories and then takes keywords, searches for those keywords on popular blogs, and inserts those blog posts back into NYTimes' main page. It's like a commentary and stuff.
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This is something I made using some PHP scripting and Flickr's API. Whenever the page loads, it gives you the 10 most recent photos tagged with the words PUPPY and PARTY. Some PHP scripting determines some random CSS attributes. Pretty sweet, huh?
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Erin McCarley's new website. I did the design of this website. I actually drew the frame.
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Today, I yet again had to do something from nytimes.com. I made a comic strip. Turns out I'm not very funny.
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Sorry, I didn't post yesterday. My server kind of sucks. But here's what I did:
Today I had to do something from nytimes.com. I decided as an homage to Suzan-Lori Parks' 365 Plays, 365 Days, I wrote a play. It's pretty short and based on what I read sort of.
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Today I had to make something off of the foxnews.com mainpage. So, I decided to make an SVG file. I know you can make these super easy in Illustrator, but I actually coded this svg file by hand. Look at the source code if you want.
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So, today I got to make something of my choice again. So, I made something that I had to make for class anyway. It's like an info-icon poster about detainees' treatment at Guantanamo Bay.
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Today, I had to make something from Digg. I found article about the director of the insane internet meme, "2 Girls 1 Cup." So I made some icons about the "2 Girls 1 Cup" video.
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Today, I had to make something from the latest posts on Livejournal. So, I decided to take a post and put it into a grid and see how it looks. So, this what a post by a Transformer lover about a trip to Disney looks like.
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Today, I had to make another project from the amazing foxnews website. They had a great little article about porn sites use of malicious code, or malware. What interested me about this particular use of malware was that the users put it on thier systems voluntarily so that they could look at the site. It was all explained in the user agreement, something that everyone should read before downloading software. So, I decide to make my own malware. You may download this program voluntarily. I won't force you. But, I can't be held responsible for how it affects you. If you're nervous about using this program, I offer this disclaimer:
it won't do anything bad. i don't know how to write a program to do anything bad. it won't do anything to your system. this program is malicious in the broader sense of the term malicious. it intends to cause harm, but only to your feelings, not to your computer.Windows .zip file(unzip file and run malicious.exe). MacOSX file (i don't know what the deal is with Mac program. Unzip the file. There's a readme in there. Do what that says.) Link to article
Today was once again a Mike's choice. So, I decided to do a little bit of performance art. This is my explanation:
For the previous year of my life, I had a cell phone. That year of my life was one of the worst. It was terrible and I had that cell phone for all of it. That year is over and I smashed that phone with a hammer. The whole time I smashed that phone with a hammer, I thought of all the horrible phone calls I got on that phone, all the stupid text messages, every disappointing voice mail. I will never have to hear another person's voice on that phone ever again. I won't have to ignore someone's call or be ignored on that phone anymore. Every single horrible communication that went through that phone is gone forever. That phone no longer holds the memories of the past year. There is no phonebook, no inbox. That phone, which facilitated so much bad news, so many mistakes, is gone. That year and that phone brought me down every day. I will never hold that phone all night waiting for a call. That phone will never ring again. That phone will never show me no one called again. That phone will never sit in my pocket, silent. That phone is never going to let me say the wrong thing and that phone is never going to let anyone hurt me. No one will ever try to reach me on that phone ever again to tell me something I don't want to hear. No one will ever use that phone to ruin me for a year. That year is over. That phone is gone. I smashed that phone with a hammer.I did it at about 1:30 p.m. in my apartment with a few of my friends watching. My friend Jose filmed the event and took pictures of my phone afterwards. Once I get the video squared away, I'll post that, but for now, you can look at what I did to my phone. link to photos
So today, I had to something with fox news, so I decided to create a little Java Applet. I'm pretty excited about this because this is the first time I've ever gotten php scripts to work with one of my Applets. Granted, what I made today is very simple, still, I'm psyched. Anyway, what's happening is that the applet is reading the html of foxnews' mainpage. It's also reading the byte data of that file which is determining the alpha value of the mark-up.
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Today, I had to do something from digg's main page. I found a nice little post about an ironic crash. So, I decided to take ironic digital photographs. I'm not sure how well my definition of irony is.
Today was another day from fox news. This story involved Pennsylvania's state flag. So, I decided to make a composite of all the state flags from the state's that I lived in. Sort of like my own state flag. The states were Virginia, New York, and Vermont.
So today, I had to make something based on anything from foxnews.com. Since I'm back home for the holidays, I decided to make some t-shirts because my brother owns his own screenprinting shop. I designed and printing the t-shirts all by myself today. This is exciting because it's my first time ever screenprinting. Anyway, I picked an article about confiscated items at the airport. 
So today was a Mike's choice. And I decided to do some collaborative portraits. This is an important thing because it marks the first occasion that I collaborated with someone on a project. I made this portraits with my brother Jim. We sort of tried to do these in the style of dadaist exquisite corpse writings. So, what we did was one person would draw a part of the portrait and then fold the paper so the next person couldn't see the other person's work.
Today was a nytimes day. So, instead of doing something based on a particular news piece, I decided to do something based on the paper itself. I'm pretty interested in the structure of the frontpage, so I deleted all content from the front page of the NY Times. This is the result.
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Today was another day of having to do something from Livejournal posts. I found a post that was interesting. So I made a thing. I don't really know what it is. A picture I guess.
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Today, I had to make something from starmagazine.com. So, I made some pins of celebrities. Whatever.
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Today I had to do something from DIGG's mainpage. I found an article about a man that got arrested and sentenced for having sex with his bicycle. Now the thing that gets me is that it's impossible to have sex with a bicycle. And I'm also interested in sexual fetishes that are so specific and intricate that there pornography passes online video depositories' (i.e. - youTube), Terms of Service. So, I made a little bicycle porn montage on eyespot; which is like youTube but you can do non-linear video editing of the clips you watch.
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