From: Kickstarter HQ <no-replygkickstarter.com> To: jeevacationggrnail.corn Subject: Projects We Love: Trade Secrets Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2012 17:47:44 +0000 Having trouble viewing this email? to I ;;,This Week on Kickstarter APRIL 26, 2012 There's a lot to take away from this week's projects: a found object from a traveling art exhibition, a new environment for coding that's downright artistic, and a dose of inspiration from a student turned internationally acclaimed street artist. Light Table Beginning to see the light Light Table by Chris Granger PACategory Open Software 1p ocation San Francisco. CA Light Table is an open source software development tool based on a simple idea: programmers should have a dynamic, digital workspace that surfaces information in one easily accessible window. Inspired by the simplicity of an artist's drafting table, Light Table lets you move things around, keep clutter down, and bring information to the foreground in the places where you need it most, so you can create and experiment in real time. EXPLORE THIS PROJECT EFTA00934299 ROBEY THE GIANT - The First Narrative Film About OBEY Rebel, rebel OBEY THE GIANT - The First Narrative Film About OBEY by Julian Marshall litCategory Narrative Film Wl ocation Providence. RI Rite Trading Tortoise The Trading Tortoise by Souther Salazar ,Category Mixed Media l- ocation San Francisco. CA Before he was an internationally acclaimed art star, Shepard Fairey was just another frustrated school kid fighting the powers-thatbe and struggling to find his voice. Obey the Giant is the narrative retelling of these formative years, chronicling how a defining act of street art unexpectedly ignited the world and transformed Fairey into one of the best known, most prolific street artists of our time. EXPLORE THIS PROJECT Tricks of the trade Everybody's got a story to tell, and Souther and Monica are hitting the road to find 'em! Their portable art installation, The Trading Tortoise will be a place where people can bring mementos — stories, objects, pictures — to trade for other found items. They can then follow the life span of their keepsake through an online gallery, seeing what city it goes to and who trades for it, ultimately creating a cross-continental network of shared treasures. EXPLORE THIS PROJECT Not interested in receiving the newsletter? You can unsubscribe here: RUnsubscribe Copyright 2012 Kickstarter Inc. Kickstarter Inc. - 155 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002. EFTA00934300