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Earthrise

Earthrise

The Japanese satellite Kaguya orbited the Moon for twenty months, from 2007 to 2009. I opened some of its footage on YouTube and randomly clicked halfway the video. The lunar surface was whitely brightened by the Sun, which was in full behind the viewpoint of the camera. Then suddenly the blue sphere of Earth rose […]
September 10, 2017
Bits of Freedom Web-In

Bits of Freedom Web-In

To recruit new donors (and thank old ones), the Dutch digital rights organisation Bits of Freedom launched their @freedom.nl email service: totally private and untrackable, unlike free email services. Around this introduction, KesselsKramer developed the ’Web-in’, a twelve hour livestream ’protest’, just like the original Bed-In by John Lennon and Yoko On, along with dozens […]
September 4, 2017
Coanda Simsport

Coanda Simsport

I helped top simracing (esports) team Coanda Simsport with their online presence, mainly website, Facebook, Twitter & livestreams, helping them increase their fanbase and sponsor value. 2016 year review video: One of many articles: One of many Facebook posts: One of many tweets:
September 3, 2017
2017 IWCGPS SEASON

2017 IWCGPS SEASON

With Mack Bakkum winning the 2016-2017 iRacing Road Pro Series and feeding into the existing rostrum of Martti Pietilä, Mitchell deJong, and reigning champion Martin Krönke, Coanda’s iRacing World Championship Series season has four cars for the 2017 season. The season start March 4th at Interlagos, and after twelve races the season ends October 7th, […]
September 1, 2017
Fighting a common enemy

Fighting a common enemy

The most difficult problem to solve is one that’s invisible or indescribable, a problem in which not everybody believes. It doesn’t have a single cause, but is rather an accumulation of many problems. Such a problem only becomes worse when left alone, and even worse; time is running out. What makes the most difficult kind […]
August 17, 2017
The Great Gatsby review

The Great Gatsby review

It’s the 1922 version of today’s Rich Kids on Instagram. It’s a short book, but each sentence is so dense that it carries much weight. It’s a joy to read the sharp pen of Fitzgerald, and mystifying to witness the many symbols of the book, such as the eyes of T.J. Eckleburg, the parties, the […]
August 7, 2017
Bits and Pieces review

Bits and Pieces review

“The road was clear and beautiful in front of me. I felt within me that urge, the sensation of speed, the feeling of tearing up the fine cool morning air as I got up to speed. I was out of sight of the pits and was making for the village of Gueux. As I changed […]
August 6, 2017
Do you buy products endorsed to you?

Do you buy products endorsed to you?

Two of my interests merged (advertising and autosport) in a topic on the British Autosport forums — whilst also providing an interest on how layman (or in this case, motorsport fans) explain how much they think advertising influences them. The answer: not by much. A user asked fellow forummers whether they bought products which their […]
July 30, 2017
Commonwealth review

Commonwealth review

It is a simple story. There are no spaceships, no explosions, no frantic action, no grandeur. Just people in a broken up families. Patchett’s own life patterns are visible; she’s from a divorced family, and she’s divorced herself (albeit without children). In Commonwealth, she writes a fictional story that is simple in structure that tells […]
July 14, 2017
UNESCO, promoting Dutch heritage

UNESCO, promoting Dutch heritage

Late 2016, the nine Dutch heritage locations joined together to start a collaborative promotion campaign, aimed at raising Dutch visitors to their locations. Problematic was that more than two-thirds of all Dutch citizens have never visited a UNESCO heritage location in the Netherlands. Take for example the windmills of Kinderdijk. Over 80% of the visitors […]
July 4, 2017