• Happy Halloween!

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    We're all about festive holiday celebrations, so here's a trick and here's a treat

  • And then there was LTE

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    Get ready for your life to get quite a bit faster and we're not talking about Microsoft's new Surface that came out today.

    Just in time to properly usher in the iPad mini, AT&T has upped their original promise to bring LTE to Tulsa by the year's end and graced us with an early Christmas present. Maybe that whopping $200 bill won't seem as heavy this month...

    Source LTE turn on leads to multiple NERDgasms

  • Happy 131st Pablo

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    Today we tip our hats to Pablo Picasso on his 131st birthday. On a week where it seems all of Apple's lineup of products have been refreshed, we remember one of Steve Job's favorite Picasso quotes, "Good artists copy, great artists steal". So go steal shamelessly and see Pablo's work locally at the Philbrook Museum (pictured below).

  • Recreating famous movie scenes: Christopher Moloney

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    Christopher Moloney has a hobby everyone can enjoy: he walks around New York City with black and white print outs of movie scenes and recreates them. Christopher's set is New York, but how many movies can you place in Tulsa?

    Source: Wired
    Christopher's personal collection of photos: FILMography

  • Weekend Things to Do: Learn Adobe Muse

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    Do you ever click on that little "Mu" icon that came with your CS subscription? Neither do we, in fact, we opened Adobe Muse for the first time the other day here at the Tulsa Egotist. But that's why it's probably worth the hour-and-a-half drive to Oklahoma City to become better aquatinted with a potentially wonderful tool (especially for small HTML sites).

    Muse is Adobe's new attempt at creating a program for designers to march around the dirty of code and publish clean HTML websites using current standards. AIGA is shepherding a Muse workshop this Saturday.

    To find out more, check out the posting on the OKC Egotist here
    To preregister, click here

  • Inspiration break - Alicia Martín's Book sculptures.

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    Here's some creative soup to warm your Thursday afternoon: Spanish artist, Alicia Martín has some visually stunning book sculptures. You can sample the work below or head on over to the this link to check out some more.

  • Facebook's first commercial

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    By now you may have seen Facebook's very first commercial ever. Here at the Egotist, we prefer this version. We'll let you make your own judgements (as always feel free to leave some below) about the the ad itself but it was probably a wise thing of Facebook to disable comments on their youtube page...

  • Hand lettering done by a pro

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    Today, we're drawing our inspiration from Stockholm designer Martin Schmetzer whose beautiful hand lettered work has turned our heads. Schmetzer lends his own advice to acquiring the creative spark: "Don't wait for inspiration, Go after it with a club."

    Source: abuzeedo

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