Mixed Media Bag

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February 4, 2015

How to Track a QR Code

QR codes are easy to spot, give viewers a clear call-to-action and can give you a glimpse into the effectiveness of the placement of the printed material. A quick estimation from various sources is that 20-30% of the general public have scanned a QR code with only a small fraction of that using them daily. […]

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February 14, 2012

Connecting iPad Keynote to iPhone 4S Keynote Remote via Bluetooth in iOS5

If you’ve tried to use Keynote Remote on your iPhone 4S to connect to an iPad 2 via bluetooth you’ve probably had issues. Wi-Fi works like a charm, but the Bluetooth connection is broken in iOS 5 on these devices. Until Apple updates Keynote Remote, there is a workaround.

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May 27, 2011

Join Us for Open Studios Night on Fri, 6/3

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May 16, 2011

The Race Street Pier | A New Era for Philadelphia’s Waterfront

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–> We couldn’t be more excited about Philadelphia’s newest park, the Race Street Pier, which opened last week on the Delaware waterfront. This beautiful, modern public space just south of the Ben Franklin Bridge is a true urban oasis and symbolizes the bright future ahead for the Delaware waterfront revitalization.

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February 21, 2011

Felt Media Logo Redesign

After 7 years, it’s time to design a new Felt Media logo. This is the first step of our plan to roll out what we like to think of as “new everything”. For education (see how we work) and entertainment (we’re probably our own harshest client and critic), stay tuned as we post about the journey.

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February 15, 2011

Excellent timelapse video

Room with a view: 1 year of timelapses from hotel windows from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

One of our favorite hobbies is timelapse HD video, so it’s no surprise that Phillip Bloom’s project really brightened our morning.

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January 31, 2011

The Johnny Cash Project

In his final song “Ain’t No Grave”, Cash is memorialized by an ever changing community work of art where participants are invited to draw their own portrait of the Man in Black – one frame at a time.

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January 23, 2011

Reverse Image Search (aka Where did this image come from?)

Illustration of United States by Serge Seidlitz

Great images can really put a pleasant pause on the day. You might wonder who created it? And can I purchase a copy or a print? This happened to me recently while Google Image searching “evolution of a rocket”. I quickly stumbled on a great tool that both casual browsers and designers will find handy.

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November 3, 2009

New Zealand

Travel

In 2008 we unplugged and escaped the cold and blustery Philly winter by heading down under to Kiwi Country for a month. New Zealand is an insanely beautiful country with more geographical variety than anywhere else we’ve been. From tropical beaches to rugged snow-capped mountains, to glaciers and fjords to bubbling geothermal pits, it pretty […]