The artist Pascual Sisto found a series of Google Street View images where a plastic bag found its way on top of the car-mounted camera. He's created a Flash document of the images, which are striking in their own way.

I suppose this could be a good thing in some ways, but it's one less excuse to not create a Flash-based abomination.

This work for a Master's thesis identifies common techniques used in information design.

"Flare is a collection of ActionScript 3 classes for building a wide variety of interactive visualizations. For example, flare can be used to build basic charts, complex animations, network diagrams, treemaps, and more."

Here's how to get a scratchy film effort for Flash animation using action script.

I don't know what this is, but it's cool.

This online service allows you to download Flash Video (like on YouTube) in archive-friendly formats like DiVX.

I'm pretty sure Jared Tarbell created this awesome Flash interface I found yesterday. Users mouse over colored blobs, and click to retrieve inventory items matching those colors.

Boy howdy, this game is hard. Some of it can be attributed to interface problems, but the African nations are killer. I only scored a 55.

Here's a Flash-based "personality quiz" promoting careers at the CIA. The quiz told me I'm an "impressive mastermind" and encouraged me to "pursue the mission of the Central Intelligence Agency on behalf of our nation."

This Flash animation takes a humorous look at the underused Cooper Black typeface.