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In Detroit’s NWA terminal there is an extremely long tunnel between the A and B/C gates.

We call it the LSD tunnel. It’s an art installation that plays trippy music and changes color to the music. It’s hard to walk down the tunnel as the music and colors disorient you. I’m surprised more people don’t miss their flights.

Allen Park to announce film and television studio: Beginning of Hollywood’s more permanent home here in Metro Detroit.

Perhaps this city will have its revenge.

via Allen Park To Announce Film & Television Studio » Doug March.

• Google Quick Search Box is pretty nifty. I sure hope it becomes the stable Quicksilver I’ve always dreamed of.
  
• My new mixer arrived, the Allen & Heath xone:4D
• I stayed awake till 8am one night playing Quartz Composer.
• I think I drank a lot of espresso that day.
• At least it was a good roast.
• I started making some abstract digital art and will be having a gallery show at the beginning of June. 5 x 3 foot canvases look amazing. I’m also going to open source my Art – it wouldn’t be 2009 without GPL’d binary files on flash drives attached to the back of art. My signature is the only part of the art I won’t GPL.
• Last month I was really sick. I had some infection in my colon. I went to the ER three times. For christ’s sake I’ve never been that sick.
• Then last weekend I got food poisoning/flu again. Frick.
• If you live in Detroit, you should come hear me spin at Operation Open Decks

Tomorrow, 6:30 sharp, at the Washtenaw Community College, Ann Arbor, Michigan, I’ll be speaking at Refresh Detroit. The talk will cover the transition from print to web design, the differences between the mediums, and how to utilize your print design skills when dealing with the web. There will be lots of Q&A, so bring your thinking caps.

I’m super excited to be able to meet everyone at Refresh Detroit and honored to give this talk. See you there!

via Red Pill: Detroit…

The photo is of the MOCAD building featuring a mural by artist Barry McGee and a neon piece by Martin Creed.
Photo by Corine Smith.

A photo I took during the beginning of a storm outside my apartment.