Woofer -The New Twitter?

Everyone else seems to love Twitter a lot more than me. I just don't really see the point. Obviously the blog has a Twitter account which you can follow here, but apart from that I'm not obsessed like everyone else, I am more of a Facebook addict.

But it seems Twitter is now so big that people are parodying it with sites like Woofer. Woofer is exactly like Twitter in every way really (although they want you and your lawyers to know that it caries no affiliation whatsoever) apart from the fact that tweets (or woofs) must have 1,400 characters minimum. That is easier said than done. You can also type in anyone's username so you can update on behalf of whoever you want.

I think it's kinda pointless, but then I think that about Twitter so who knows...

Bad News/GoodNews

So the Trendspiration Facebook profile reached 2,500 friends and then was disabled (boooo!) because they didn't believe I was a real person (they were right) But now you can become a fan instead of a friend and keep up to date an all the latest Trendspiration stuff, you can even choose to have the blog streamed to your Facebook feed so you don't have to keep checking the blog. Look here.

Trendspiration on Facebook

P.s Please become a fan because we know you are out there and we dont want to look LAME!
Here is the link again in a more obvious way for all you obvious people:

http://www.facebook.com/search/?q=trendspiration&init=quick#/pages/Trendspiration/117437847723?v=wall&viewas=510292333&ref=search

Geek Alert

This is a watch for people like me that are so addicted to the internet that it ruins their relationships and dictates the rest of their life. I'm not sure how proud I am of that so I don't think I'll be getting one but if you want a reminder to update your blog, Twitter or Facebook etc. then just look here.

About

Trendspiration is a blog dedicated to the latest developments in the Fashion, Art, Photography and Design worlds, that showcases work from all over the globe in an effort to provide inspiration and entertainment for it's readers.

It is written (sometimes rather badly) by UK-based Sophie Power, who started it in 2009 as a place to have all of her favourite things at once. View Sophie's portfolio here.

If you have anything you think the readers of Trendspiration might find interesting, send it to contact@trendspiration.com

Don't forget to 'like' Trendspiration on Facebook to keep updated.

Facebook Finds

I was just looking through my Facebook links to try and find stuff I may have missed posting on here and I came across this stunning video by W+K Tokyo Lab creator, Genki Ito.

Genki amazingly incorporates analog footage of milk floating on water, sediment in rotten wine, and caustics from reflected projector lights into the digital animation.

Jemapur | Clarte from Genki Ito on Vimeo.