Nicole Sullivan

Category: Art

  • Optimisation des Images : Les 7 erreurs à éviter at ParisWeb

    Je vais parler (en francais! eek!) avec Eric Daspet de la performance des images pour le web a ParisWeb. Les inscriptions pour Paris Web 2008 sont officiellement ouvertes. Jusqu’au 15 octobre au soir, vous bénéficierez de tarifs réduits. Le conference sera lieu a Paris le 13-15 Novembre. J’attend vous voir bientot alors. 😉 Voila le…

  • iPhone, the morning after

    My Treo stopped syncing in January and I immediately started missing all my meetings. I need the device to ring every few seconds to remind me to blink and breathe, so life without a properly synced agenda was awful — just ask my colleagues. Guppy brain. A Palm user for the past eight years, I…

  • My Living Room, Another Color Tool

    Stoyan sent me a link to Color Lovers, a site for choosing color pallets. I had fun playing with it, putting together the colors in my living room. Beware, if you like color, you could spend hours on this site.

  • Surrendering to facebook leads to groundbreaking discovery: Noad

    I’ve finally given in and tried it; it feels kind of dirty in a public sort of way. I haven’t started writing about every detail of my private life yet (did anyone else have Cheerios this morning?) and I’ve not yet purchased any ringtones but I feel certain that I’m on the path to internet…

  • A Painting A Day

    Duane Keiser is doing one painting each day. They are tiny and look really nicely done. I especially liked the orchid series and the honey.

  • The Gates (Part II)

    I found a blog with some beautiful pictures of The Gates. I wish I could go, damn Atlantic ocean.

  • The Gates

    Fabric Used for The Gates, orange textured. Jeanne-Claude and Christo’s installation in Central Park is appealling to me, even if I am so GEEKY that the title made me think of Bill. Her description of it is even more so. We often try to hard to put art into words, or make it about ideas…

  • Madhat Kakei

    Julien and I went to the Swedish cultural center where we had a brunch of soup and split a sandwich. My orange saffron cake was delicious and the surprise of meeting le vieux et Yolene (sp?) was very pleasant. Hugo was incapacitated at home with a terrible flu that he would pass to me just…

  • Oscar Wilde Quote

    Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter. — Oscar Wilde

  • Henri Cartier-Bresson

    Looking at those two photos, of my self portrait, together, I wonder if that one was really the one I made the dots with. I managed somehow to digitally break the original, so I’ll never know. I tried a couple more, of Henri Cartier-Bresson drawn from an article in Newsweek. They had Helmut Newton photograph…