Showing posts with label Navigation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Navigation. Show all posts

Friday, February 23, 2007

Search By Sketching


This is a fun new experimental service which lets you search and explore a selection of Flickr images by drawing a rough sketch.

It will not recognise what you are drawing - say a corporate logo or a face for example, which would be a very interesting way of searching (although if you are searching for a chair, whiy not just type in the word chair) - but rather examines the colours and composition, delivering you results that are similar to your sketch. Draw a big red circle and you will get cherries and strawberries. Draw a yellow rectangle under a blue one, and you'll get images of the sea.

This is a great way of searching for images that you want to match certain colour ways or moods. Possibly one day it could be a way of searching for that elusive image in your collection that was not tagged in a searchable way.

What ever it's practical applications, it is a fun tool to play with. Have a play here.

Thanks to Peter for the link.

UPDATE:
This is another nice search tool for Flckr - where you can search by predominant colour of the image. View Here.

Friday, January 19, 2007

Apple iPhone

This is one of the best views of the new Apple iPhone. I want one. I want one. I want one....


A Closer Look At The IPhone - video powered by Metacafe

Monday, August 28, 2006

Dixie Chicks

Interesting fly over navigation for Dixie Chicks site, by WeFail.

Thursday, August 17, 2006

Char Davis - Osmosis Interactive Art


Char Davis created Osmosis in 1996. An interactive 3D VR experience that the user interacted with depending on the pace of their respiration. A stunning piece of art and ground breaking interface design that has stuck in my mind since I saw a documentary about it soon after its creation. People actually cried having experienced Osmosis.

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Second Life

Electric Artists collaborating with Electric Sheep have developed a special virtual world preview of the Aloft Hotel chain's latest hotels within Second Life.

More at IF at PSFK.com