Thanks to my friend Yomar Augusto sending me an invite code, I now have an account on ffffound.

ffffound is basically an image bookmarking site that showcases art and design works that its members find on the internet.

If you’re wondering why I haven’t been posting any updates, well, it’s because of that site being so addictive! Every image you view comes with a new set of “suggestions” that can keep you clicking forever. To compensate, I’ve added a little item in the sidebar to the left that shows you the latest images I’ve ♥ed.

We all know Twitter, right? With so many people frequently telling the world what they’re up to, visualizing the things they’re saying becomes interesting. Take a look at twistori, which categorizes live data from Twitter based on six keywords: love, hate, think, believe, feel, and wish.

Obviously inspired by We Feel Fine, this site shows how fun it is to play around with huge amounts of data. It’s kind of interesting how easy it becomes to find relevancy, as long as you’ve got enough input.

In case you want to do some data filtering of your own, go take a look at Summize, the Twitter search engine used for this project.