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Map your blog's network

This is an interesting way to graph your blog network although no information is available on the nature of each link, it is simply a nice visual effects.

Check your blogs network linking here.

This application was built by Sala, whose application has generated over 400 000 graphs in the past couple of days since the applet has been promoted online.

According to Sala, this has also kicked-off her alter ego art-project, onethousandpaintings.com.

The project has really taken off. And this is how it works:

One number, one painting. The number is the art is the limit is the price. Each of the one thousand paintings is unique, showing a number between 1 and 1000. This is an experiment of art and mathematics, on the web, the first of its kind. The value of each painting is defined by its number (value = 1000 - number). The earlier you buy, the more you save. It really is an interesting idea, and seemingly a successful one too.

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