All articles from Chris Glass
Edge of Destiny 360°
I previously shared a 360° video of Weekend Update, but this sketch from SNL is a more entertaining use of the technology (that I can’t get to work on adblocked Safari, but could in Firefox. YMMV)
Knitting Bullshit
Saving this to share with Kelley. When I first read Kate Davies’ piece about AI about knitting, I got lost backtracking through all the prose and photography of her website — it’s all so very good. Th
Liminal Bingo
I struggle with prompt challenges, but these whacky notions by artist Pat Perry for a group photo hunt is joy inducing. / hat tip to Meredith for the find
“What have you tried?”
Ashur Cabrera shares advice in the form of a question he received when hitting a roadblock and asked for help. The approach has held up through many years and upon reading it I can immediately apply i
Empty Screenings
On one hand I very much want movie theaters to thrive. On the other, I sometimes make purchase decisions based on how few tickets have been sold. Riley Walz made a tool to find the emptiest AMC screen
NOIR, better than an OREO
John Gruber says Newman-Os are far better than Oreos. I’ve little reason to doubt him, he was right about Trader Joes peanut butter cups. He just shared this tidbit by Jake Adelstein about how the Jap
Unsolicited
Jenny Volvovoski writes, “In 2012, I really wanted to design book covers but didn’t have any book cover work. So I hired myself to redesign my personal library.” Now she designs book covers (among oth