I've shared the International Shadows Project, a collaborative art initiative using shadow silhouettes to memorialize victims of violence. This global project uses mail art and digital media to foster collective mourning and advocate for peace.
I found a collaborative digital art project where a small Flash file was sent to artists and designers to modify. Each participant contributed their unique changes, resulting in a collective visual experiment hosted at Blankimage.
I'm sharing a Slashdot discussion where Project Gutenberg explains their proposed organizational and technical changes. It provides insight into how the project aims to evolve its digital library and distribution methods.
The Rosetta Project is building a massive archive to preserve more than 1,000 human languages. By creating a global digital library and long-term physical storage, it aims to prevent the permanent loss of global linguistic diversity.
I examine the original technical implementation of Google Maps, which utilized hidden IFrames for server communication rather than XMLHttp. The system also leveraged 8-bit alpha channel PNGs to render realistic shadows for map markers and popups.
I found the Man Project by Aaron Clinger, a notable example of early 2000s Flash experimentation. It features unique interactive design and motion graphics that defined the era of creative, non-standard web interfaces.