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:: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 ::

Gaseous Typography
 Flogo Originally uploaded by RLabay.
Over on LiveScience we learn that a new company has started using "a mixture of soap-based foams and lighter-than-air gases such as helium" to create "floating ads and messages" in the sky. Unfortunately dubbed Flogos, these floating logos can be made – or printed, really – every 15 seconds by "re-purposed snow machines," thus "flooding the air with foamy peace signs or whatever shape a client desires. Renting the machine for a day starts out at a cost of about $2,500." [via bldg blog]Labels: Environment, Flickr, Typography
:: Dan 22.4.08 [Arc]
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