
Emojiland is now
Galit Lurya and Niki Selken, of World Translation Foundation, have been working on experiments with Emoji and Node.js. Behold Emojiland is born. Now you can “chat” with your friends by …
Read MoreThe Emoji Resource for Emoji art, games, news, and meanings. Home of the Emoji Dictionary.
Galit Lurya and Niki Selken, of World Translation Foundation, have been working on experiments with Emoji and Node.js. Behold Emojiland is born. Now you can “chat” with your friends by …
Read MoreThe Unicode Foundation announced today that they will be addressing the lack of diversity in the current Emoji set. Their solution involves five new skin tone shade based on the …
Read MoreThe Emoji Dictionary is WTF’s latest Emoji art project. Designed and built by Niki Selken, the WTF Emoji Dictionary is the first crowdsourced Emoji resource on the web. We need Emoji aficionados …
Read MoreAs we move into using abstracted modes of communication such as texts, tweets, and Emoji, we should examine, meditate upon and explore the impact this communication upon our ability to connect with each other. By highlighting Emoji as creative medium we start to unpack the millions of Emoji texts and messages sent every day, and what might be emerging as a meaning-making tool beyond the chat log. The World Translation Foundation explores Emoji as an emergent visual language. WTF believes that words often get in the way of expressing how we feel. WTF is one part web project, one part tongue and cheek art movement, and two parts serious scholarship. Words can be cumbersome and misleading, and worst of all, they change from country to country. WTF addresses these issues through the form of Emoji art focused website as well as a database driven, crowd-sourced English to Emoji dictionary.
Read MoreWTF proudly presents the Unicode 7.0 emoji sneak peak for 2014! See them before they hit your mobile. Imagine being able to emoji tweet about seeing a spider while dressed …
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Read MoreThis is an except of my Emoji Treatment of the Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. It is an effort to understand how we can modify the written, performative word into virtual, networked, platforms and contexts.
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