Transient in a constant flux.
Hello, I'm Yasmina Haryono: creative model-thinker, design anthropologist, foodie, Polaroid-lover, bike-rider, time-traveller, currently living and loving in Berlin.
Ask me about passion design but I'll talk to you about anything you want. Contact me through the form below.
+ I do passion design- + How I live and love in 140-characters.
- + Paint you a picture of how I live and love.
- + Beautiful things I collect, from other people.
- + And in my world, every shoe is a dancing shoe.
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Posts
- Oct 07, 13
Together with my friends, Claudia Rauch and Peter Bihr, I organise Ignite Berlin. Ignite is a series of 5-minute talks, where speakers enlighten the audience on their passions, no pitching. It's a brutal format: 20 slides, auto-forward every 15 seconds. Ignite Berlin is something we do for fun, not for profit.
- Oct 07, 13
SinnerSchrader asked me to moderate the NEXT Service Design 2013 Conference in September 2013. I strive to push myself out of my comfort zone once in while, in order to grow myself. I regularly present in front of a crowd, whether at client meetings or conferences, and have no problems with being on stage. Never […]
- Oct 07, 13
Description here… All image credits go to Heisenberg Media/MLOVE, taken from their Flickr page http://www.flickr.com/photos/heisenbergmedia/9125235659/
- Jul 07, 13
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Tweets
- RT @bonappetit: Brownies and cookies fell in love and this is what happened next http://t.co/x8hgKC8Z2i http://t.co/C6MM2mJfmP
- RT @sbadsgood: 17 Mind Blowing Photos of Adults Recreating Their Childhood Portraits - http://t.co/Z6GdHYQYxO via @AceChudro http://t.co/H0…
- RT @sbadsgood: A Look At The Incredible Visual Effects Used In #GameOfThrones - http://t.co/MXUSsjK2L3 http://t.co/SmNyIe0cPl
- RT @nytimesworld: Joko Widodo, Populist Governor, Is Named Winner in Indonesian Presidential Vote http://t.co/bku9psfJBc
- RT @robetbet: Ya ampun nunggu KPU bilang Pemenangnya kaya nunggu kamu bilang I love you, butuh kesabaran dan pengorbanan
- RT @alderina: Mobile Monday on Tuesday.
- RT @superglaze: Skype is probably the best service for showing people to be online when they're nowhere to be found
- @alderina regurgitate = "memuntahkan kembali"
- RT @peterbihr: Quite horrible: Meet the Online Tracking Device That is Virtually Impossible to Block - ProPublica http://t.co/OplxTUFKUU
- RT @sbadsgood: So Just How Good Are Your Childhood Drawings? - http://t.co/BuJEZBnwJp by @limeykgreen
- RT @sbadsgood: You add the caption. http://t.co/TBRoJ0R5fj
- RT @sbadsgood: The days news, in one photo. http://t.co/dsqkfcpI2R
- @texastee 100-150rb? Presumably he's not only asking you but others as well?
- @texastee don't they organise it per group and distribute amongst themselves?
- @Jessjerickson I'm at hub:raum and about to Lunch at Ixthys - want to come?
- @peterbihr Wednesday? Somewhere in Mitte? Kantine?
- I want Anatopia to play at my next birthday party - the song dedicated to MySpace's Tom is hilarious #TOA14
- @peterbihr yes please! next week sometime?
- At #TOA14 am likin this band Anatopia... "handmade high-tech pop" :-)
- @peterbihr are you here? I'm on the beach chairs in front of the garden stage, come say hi! :-)
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Photos
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Posts
Animation layouts from Hayao Miyazaki’s The Wind Rises (風立ちぬ) showing the meticulous detailing in the aircraft, machinery and scenery—-even though it would all be drawn and re-drawn several more times after this. From The Wind Rises Roman Album Extra (Amazon US | JP).
Drawings Made of a Single Line
The Croatian graphic artist Paolo Ceric created the images of a single spiral line. The effect works similarly to a printing process. The line spacing is larger in bright areas, while the lines are closer in dark areas.
How do I make these?????????
taeyeon-9muses-rilakkuma-ohyeah:
Clever way of getting his features in there
cr: thqys
Utilizing the critical thinking skills and greater levels of maturity assumed by my college degree, I deduced that I could make butt pancakes.
i wasnt gonna reblogg but then
buttcakes
cvxn:
"John William Keedy explores themes of anxiety and varied neuroses in his photography."
That “Be Better” image is a real life-haunter.
omg make it stop
Beautiful mixed media portraits collaged with comic book pages!
Folding Space-Time … WIth Sound
Vi Hart channels her inner Möbius … and her inner J.S. Bach … and her inner Time Lord … to turn a wooden bowl and a music box player into an interpreter of space-time reflections using music as dimensions.
This sonic mind-expander should be washed down with a look at the master of palindromic, reflected space-time compositions: J.S. Bach and his gloriously twisty-turny Crab Canon (srsly it’ll blow ya mind)
Vi Hart is the best!
friend ?????!?
fr iend!! !!!
im coming friend
im here i love u
A Slower Speed of Light
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A Slower Speed of Light is a first-person game prototype in which players navigate a 3D space while picking up orbs that reduce the speed of light in increments. Custom-b …
An open source game, about #physics #relativity from MIT
Let’s address the fallacy that a capacity for empathy is a necessary quality in a friend. A narcissist may also be a valuable companion.
Illustration from The Human Body: What It Is and How It Works, circa 1959.
Colourful electrons —-
So the other day, I was talking to a scientist here at the lab about how electrons move through graphene (a wonder material you should really go read about if you haven’t heard of it). We got onto the topic of how elements bond by sharing electrons and he asked if I could picture of the Periodic Table in my head. I didn’t have to imagine it because I pulled out the rolled up Periodic Table from my awesome pen (it actually came in handy!) and he started talking to me about about salt. Sodium (Na) has an extra electron it’s not using and Chlorine (Cl) has space for one, so they click together and become salt! Well, I’m sure they don’t actually “click” but that’s what it sounds like in my head. Chemistry is more fun with sound effects.
Anyway, after this little tangent, we got back to our actual conversation, but I couldn’t stop thinking about salt. I looked it up on Wikipedia, which showed me a cool picture of copper sulfate, a bright blue salt, and then I decided to go looking for pictures of other colored salts, and I stumbled upon the set of photos above.
These are from photographer Fabian Oefner, who put colored salt crystals on a speaker, attached a microphone to a flash trigger, and got these incredibly gorgeous shots as a result. I would love to have these printed on huge canvases to hang in my home.
(PS: When people ask me what I do without a TV, I never know what to say, but THIS IS WHAT I DO. I spend my evenings Googling salt and really absolutely enjoying it.)
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