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Hi Heather,
Full gray background. This is 333333. I think it’s pretty close to art babble. (not cut off
like this is for these notes) :-)
like this is for these notes) :-)
The video at full size is 850x475 the playbar adds a few pxs
We may need to adjust the title for the video spacing to the video box when we get
there.
there.
All the links: the ones we have set up on our current page.
What I am thinking of doing is simply putting a more button below the text that links to
one of our normal pages where I can put the series names and whatever other verbage
they want. The twelve titles clutter it up too much.
one of our normal pages where I can put the series names and whatever other verbage
they want. The twelve titles clutter it up too much.
One wouldn’t know what those titles really mean unless they had gone to an object lab
“summer camp”. Or have really really gone through a lot of the exhibits. They aren’t in
the journals.
“summer camp”. Or have really really gone through a lot of the exhibits. They aren’t in
the journals.
The video at full size is 850x475 the playbar adds a few pxs I think that’s why many of the videos on their pages don’t fill the boxes from side to side. ?
ArtBabble
Chipstone is a partner on ArtBabble.
One of the many ways Chipstone Foundation
reaches out to the decorative arts, material
culture and cultural history communities is
through ArtBabble.
reaches out to the decorative arts, material
culture and cultural history communities is
through ArtBabble.
ArtBabble is a cloud based video hosting
service for art content and has been called the
"YouTube of the Arts". It was launched in April
2009 and won the 2010 "Best of the Web"
(overall category) award at the Museums and
the Web conference. The original design was
launched by the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
service for art content and has been called the
"YouTube of the Arts". It was launched in April
2009 and won the 2010 "Best of the Web"
(overall category) award at the Museums and
the Web conference. The original design was
launched by the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
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