Chicken Pics
Erika’s chickens (featuring a bonus Kristina, who is not a chicken).
Erika’s chickens (featuring a bonus Kristina, who is not a chicken).
Most days I cook eggs 🍳 and then paint them 🖌. These are those eggs.
Lovely!
But, wait …what’s this?
My favourite condiment with fried eggs is marmite mayo (4 parts mayonnaise to 1 part Marmite).
Okay, now I think this officially qualifies as outsider art.
Sometimes me think me should just tear bull pictogram down. Can bull pictogram really be worth it? Sure, pictogram help advance caveculture and foster writing system. But what good that stuff if whole cave society is just bunch of brainwashed bull-pictogram-watchers? You know what Aiden say yesterday? When he grow up, he want be bull-pictogram-painter! That not real job! Real job hunter! Or at least gatherer! How many bull-pictogram-painters world need?
This is an excellent UX improvement in Chrome. For sites like The Session, where page loads are blazingly fast, this really makes them feel like single page apps.
Our goal with this work was for navigations in Chrome between two pages that are of the same origin to be seamless and thus deliver a fast default navigation experience with no flashes of white/solid-color background between old and new content.
This is exactly the kind of area where browsers can innovate and compete on the UX of the browser itself, rather than trying to compete on proprietary additions to what’s being rendered.
There’s something deliciously appropriate about using a painting cloning service to clone a photograph of some cloned dogs.
“Did you just order an oil painting of Barbra Streisand’s dogs?” is the most Simon and Natalie thing ever.
Although this comes close:
Lin gives a deep dive into Firefox’s new CSS engine specifically, but this is also an excellent primer on how browsers handle CSS in general: parsing, styling, layout, painting, compositing, and rendering.
The texture here is shockingly realistic.
A brief history of space concept art—Norman Rockwell, Chesney Bonestell, Robert McCall, Pat Rawlings, David Meltzer …all the classics.
A way of declaring the scope of an element’s layout and paint styles, which browsers can then use as a hint to optimise performance. It’s already shipping in Chrome and Opera.
A profile of Chesley Bonestell. It’s amazing to think how much of his work was produced before we had even left this planet.
Painters and Hackers: nothing in common whatsoever, but this are classical painters depictions of software engineering.
Harry packs a lot of great tips and tricks into one short video about performance troubleshooting. It’s also a great lesson in unlocking some handy features in Chrome’s developer tools.
Great stuff!
A look at detecting, pinpointing, measuring, and fixing rendering performance issues.
Unleash your inner Jackson Pollock.
A lovely Yuletide present from Brian and co.—an exploration of the proverbs embodied in Bruegel’s painting.
Scenes from a future Sweden.
Ballardian astronaut paintings by Scott Listfield.
An online animated spaceship and experimental aircraft art magazine. Gorgeous.
These are the guys that painted the walls across from the Clearleft office. Every day, at least 10 people take pictures of their work.
Giger's alien made of vegetables, Arcimboldo style.
I think Seurat would have liked the fact that all these pictures are made up of pixels. Digital pointillism.