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Welcome to Infected Media, the portfolio site of Steven Seybold, Art Director and Designer.

Karen at work sent me this little gem this morning. What a great way to start a Tuesday! I love it so much.

I'm sure these guys thought it might start getting kinda fast, like the Tea Cups at Disneyland or something, and maybe get nauseous but I bet they weren't counting on this kind of ending! Tremendous! Roller Carousel!

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Little Big Planet 2
Posted 05/10/10
Well, they finally announced the upcoming Little Big Planet 2. If the second one is anywhere as glorious as the 1st, I'm sure the Seybolds will have to pick up a copy later this year. Fun fun fun. Oh, and if you don't already have the first game, you should.

Starcraft II - Beta
Posted 05/07/10
OK folks, the beta for Starcraft is out and I'm wondering how everyone likes it. I'm sure it is beautiful but is it really something special? If it is, I could really use a beta key folks. Come on! *wink* *wink*!

Mike Patton's Mondo Cane
Posted 05/06/10
I'm really not sure what to make of this. Mike Patton, most notably of Faith No More fame has a new project. He is taking Italian classics and singing them behind a full orchestra. If that isn't your "WTF" moment of the week, I don't know what will be. Here is a description that I found on the linked page: Mike Patton of Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Peeping Tom and Fantomas fame is back with his latest musical endeavor, Mondo Cane. Not one to rest on his laurels Patton has dived right into the Italian songbook of pop songs from the 60’s and 70’s. Backed by the grandiose sounds of a full 40-piece orchestra and singing completely in Italian, Patton makes the music of Ennio Morricone, Gino Paoli, Johnny Mathis and more entirely his own. The title of the album is in reference to the notorious 1962 Italian shocumentary Mondo Cane and the translation is “the world is a dog”, appropriately fitting for a release bearing the Patton name.

10 Awesome Webcam Feeds
Posted 05/05/10
Image courtesy of Mashable Found a good list of some pretty awesome webcams. I was saddened that the Fishcam didn't make it on the list but I'm sure that is only because it has been down since September. Man, I have to get that thing rolling again, don't I? Anyways, head over and check some of these out. The image above comes from the "Northern Lights" webcam which is located in Swedish Lapland, the northern part of the country, in a tiny village called Porjus, which is said to be a great destination for seeing the aurora borealis.

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