FFF is a photography and diary tool that recreates the feeling of drawing on a misted window. Import any photo and the glass fogs over. Realistic waterdrops slowly slide down the screen while you scribble, write, or doodle on top. Save the result as a high-definition image or a Live Photo. It is for the late-night car window, the childhood bedroom pane, and the corner of a foggy bathroom mirror. Watching the drops move gives a small, physical sense of time passing through the photo.
Blue Marble is a living pixel museum of everything on Earth.
You can collect an object, add your name and website, and become part of the museum forever.
The long term goal is simple: build a complete museum of Earth, one object at a time.
Also, if aliens ever visit, we are keeping a list of humans we might decide to spare.
For those of us born in the late 20th century who can no longer pull all-nighters gaming at our desks, do you ever miss the sheer chaos and creativity of phone designs around the year 2000?
I built a small side project called fold-but-old.com. It lets you look up the exact models you used to carry and turn your personal device history into a metro map style poster.