Wednesday, March 30, 2011

[blog.nicholaspatten.com] Album Cover: In The Cloud

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Album Cover: In The Cloud

This is an album cover I created for @melfi over at NYHoosier. I used Adobe Ideas on my iPhone to create the original design, I then put it into Instagram and added an effect to it. After those 2 steps I emailed it to myself and added clouds and text to it within Photoshop. The cover has 6 layers and I used the font Freestyle Script Normal. I also added the NYHoosier logo on the bottom right corner. 

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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Posterous Spotlight: Talking With Tom

 

Posterous Spotlight: Talking With Tom

The Posterous mobile apps make it extremely easy to blog on the go. Tom Martin has taken it a step further with his own social media campaign of interviewing leading digital thinkers every week until the end of the year using nothing but his iPhone camera and iPhone Posterous app. 
What was the inspiration for Talking With Tom? 
It really started when Apple introduced the iPhone4. As soon as I saw it was going to carry iMovie, I got the idea of doing a 100% mobile produced video blog. 
Are you really traveling around the country?  How are you getting around? 
I am traveling around to various conferences and cities to complete the Talking With Tom project. When I can, I drive, but most of the time I'm flying from one place to another... maybe an airline should co-sponsor this project ;-)) 
Any funny stories you can share about your interviews so far? 
Probably the funniest story has to do with Jason Falls. He's kind of an opinionated person so for his "fun question" I asked (jokingly) "So Jason, who's the biggest douchebag in social media?" And he answered it... I and everyone else in the room died laughing. I can't wait to post that video... I'm thinking high RT value there. 
What is your favorite interview so far?  Why? 
This one's hard to say because I've done a lot more interviews than I've currently posted. I only post one per week, so I like to get ahead. But I have to say, Ann Handley's answer to What's Next? and Mack Collier's both really hit home with me because both answers involve the evolution of advertising and marketing away from interruption marketing to invitation marketing.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Remembring The Martyrs- Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru

In a nation filled with impotent intelligensia, remembring the martyrs is the only solace, as a revolution like Egypt is much unlikely. We dream to be at par with the U.S. forgetting the fact that their Prez is also an ex-soldier, whilst ours are physically and mentally challanged! Anyways seeing today's India I have no qualms in saying that their sacrifice went through the drain; as the freedom we got was not fought it was a beggars penny; thanks to the half-naked barrister turned mahatma!
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Friday, March 18, 2011

The Real Tsunami Shot

I want to show everyone the news media we are being presented with here in Japan. I think it's quite different from what you see on CNN and other Western news outlets. Due to the popularity of this video, I have started a new page to collect my personal experiences as... well as release Japanese news reports about the Tsunami. Please like it to keep up to date! http://www.facebook.com/ThroughWesternEyes FIND IMPORTANT DONATION INFORMATION HERE: http://on.fb.me/hoZw3i Note: This video was not shot by me. Although I am a cameraman, I live in Tokyo 180 miles from the disaster zone. I recorded this video from TV to pass on. It is copyrighted by Asahi TV and can't be posted on YouTube or other sites. I technically shouldn't be able to post it here, but I'll leave it up as long as I get away with it! Google streets view of where this video was shot: http://bit.ly/for0zS
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