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An illustration detailing which filters in homes people should be regularly changing
An illustration detailing which filters in homes people should be regularly changing
These illustrations show how the wind farm off Block Island, Rhode Island, was constructed. (My work is the six spots on the lefthand side of the page).
This piece was created to accompany an article in Fortune magazine relaying that the internet of things is now available in smart bed form. This wasn’t the version that Fortune chose but it was my favorite. :)
This set of six illustrations show how hydrogen is delivered, processed, and stored at a hydrogen fuel station before fueling up a hydrogen car. ...
This timeline, for sponsored content created in conjunction with The Atlantic and Sonos, maps out the major developments in music media formats and playback devices. It also compares the media formats in terms of fidelity.
Jargon Watch: Viperblack, a technology similar to black viper snake scales to create a fabric that's 40% darker than standard black.
An illustration highlighting some of the possibilities of smart lighting: (from left to right) color shifting from blue to red to aid the transition to sleep, automatically set heating and cooling based on sensing the people in the room, tuning lights ...
A Jargon Watch illustration for the word Megasupermolecule, a fuel additive that suppresses explosions by causing fuel to clump into droplets instead of being released as flammable mist
Pandora, Spotify, Google, and Apple battle for dominance in the streaming music service arena.
The CISA Bill pits Apple, Twitter and Salesforce, which are in opposition, against Intel, AT&T, IBM, and Comcast which are in favor of the bill.
