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Web Graphic Optimization Posted on August 17, 2011    There are several file types available for digital graphics. Each of these types has a different way of compressing the graphical data. Tiff type files are non-lossy, they do not compress the files in any drastic way. File compression that is lossy causes information to be lost, and non-lossy file compression does not. For graphics where you have many colors and shades, try using jpegs. When .jpg files are compressed they save space by blending nearby colors together. Highly compressed jpg files often look blurry. When a file is saved as a gif, the image is compressed by limiting the c

Some say that the dawn of the information-era has brought about a "second renaissance"... What can we say about this? The sculptors and painters of the Renaissance we developing new sciences and arts faster than the scribes could record. Arts merged with sciences and new technologies were discovered. In the present we find separate scientific disciplines collaborating, creating new discoveries, technologies, and practices. Arts which used to provide only presentation are now providing interaction. The boundaries between quantification and abstraction seem to be dissolving. From carving marble, to sculpting information. What do you think?