Mudcrutch Farm: a Tom Petty fan archive
A fan-run archive cataloging Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ shows, setlists, fan photos, videos, and board discussions.
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A fan-run archive cataloging Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ shows, setlists, fan photos, videos, and board discussions.
A pirate-themed homepage mixes kitten episodes, a repeatable pirate-name generator, a log of butt-related nautical facts, a doubloon-clicking game, and a guestbook.
An unofficial satirical campaign argues that Kinston should adopt a unicorn as its municipal mascot.
An online art-museum project presents 26 imagined masterpieces featuring Tofu, a small curly dog, and lists a live installation at New York’s Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade.
A searchable case database examining where money goes in projects presented as protecting nature—and who benefits.
A free, GPLv3 firmware replacement for Global Telecom’s Titan 4000 LTE radio, aimed at WISPs maintaining their own equipment.
An interactive cat-filled town reflects the most common emotion it detects in recent Japanese-language Bluesky posts.
A Zelda-inspired Georgia Tech campus experience turns a friend’s accomplishments and landmarks into shrines, quests, and a compendium.
An interactive, searchable map of books Atatürk read, with recorded underlines and marginal notes linked to their sources.
A searchable tracker of Santa Clara County food-facility closures, county-stated reasons, and reopen dates from the past six months.
An interactive Japanese-language journey follows a 12,742-kilometre path from the ground in Japan, through Earth’s center, to the surface on the other side.
A polished Hebrew-language landing page for a cat end-of-life care center, with tiered stays and an array of memorial options.
A deadpan satirical fundraising site presents a one-man initiative to improve its sole beneficiary’s comfort, prosperity, and access to finer things.
A fan project where Douyin followers can find their numbered place in a toast-shaped kingdom and join a quarterly roster-and-dream journal.
A lovingly detailed parody of a New England classifieds page, advertising everything from a buried tiller to a bag of river fog.
Tanqu Zhinao is an interactive decision platform for the lower Yellow River floodplain, mapping ecological and rural-development indicators across 313 villages and 18 townships.
A Korean-language map and guide helps caregivers find pediatric emergency departments and night clinics using a child’s age, symptoms, and location.
A father-and-son comedy show and a father-and-son horror-review show, presented as two channels on one station and linked to Falls Area Community TV.
An interactive analysis turns estimates of Massachusetts grid upgrades into an illustrative household bill, with controls for exploring how the costs could change.
An interactive fruit-fly simulation paints pictures, with its turns driven by a model built from a real fly’s brain wiring.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.