I found this classic Best of Craigslist story where a man outwits his mugger and turns the tables. It is a humorous and ironic account of street justice involving a very confused thief.
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.
I spent an afternoon navigating London's Oxford Street to buy my first suit for a BCG presentation. I shared my experience hunting for sales at Ciro Citterio and Marks & Spencer while learning the ropes of retail pricing.
I explore Ilayaraja’s masterful use of the first and last melakartha raagas, Kanakangi and Rasikapriya, plus the melodic Sudha Saveri. I highlight how he navigates difficult vivadhi swarams to create emotionally resonant and technically brilliant film songs.
I found these stories from Scott, a man who wears a nametag every day. His project explores the humor and social friction of constant self-identification, showing how a simple sticker transforms his daily public interactions.
I explore the neurobiology of the mind through Ilayaraja’s genius for orchestration. I analyze his use of Vasantha, Hamsanandhi, and Ramapriya ragas, detailing how he blends Western classical structures with Carnatic melodies in tracks like 'Andhi Mazhai'.