Month: February 2012

Defining moments

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Defining AR and Historic trail We construct our reality around us through language. Language shapes and contains our ideas and our meanings. When I tell someone about my project, the person I’m talking to makes assumptions about what I do because of the associations or definitions that “design” or “interaction” or “animation” has. There is…

Sketchbook project

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notebook, process, sketchbook, sketchbook project, sketches
Here I’ll be posting ideas, sketches and thoughts as I ramble on paper and ink.  As part of my process and research, I’m trying to keep organized by having different notebooks: an everyday, passport-sized notebook that I carry around and write down ideas on the go like thoughts sparked by discussions and just everyday stuff.…

Decode: Digital Design Sensations

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decode, exhibition, inspiration, open source, V&A
Decode: Digital Design Sensations An exhibition at the Victoria & Albert museum, Decode is the exhibition I really, really wish I could have attended to. In its three main themes: Code, Interactivity, and Network, Decode looks at how the lines between art, design, technology and creator are blurred, as the spectator (as user and co-creator)…

Recap: NODE Berlin + Communication Week

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Augmented Reality, markers, NODE, process
Communication Week Anders Hofgaard and Serge Rompza, from NODE Berlin gave us a one week workshop on publishing and communication. We presented what our projects are about, and also learned the importance of getting our work out there. Hence this blog! Although, I have to admit, this blog wasn’t so active back in November… Serge…

Recap: Project Re-write

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flyer, process, project re-write
Project Re-write The new tools, reference points and knowledge that has been planted in me since my arrival at Khio have changed the core of my MA project. A lot has been re-defined and explored, more so in the aspect of process, social responsivity and design thinking (the workshop held by Hellicar&Lewis was extremely eye-opening–thanks…

Artificial Smile

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artificial smile, inspiration, open source, serendipity
Artificial Smile Playing with the notion of auto-retouch, consumerism and artificial gestures portrayed as genuine emotion, Artificial Smile works like this: the camera takes a picture, and overlays a straight face (mouth) with a smile, pulling from a bank of images of smiles, to find one that best suits the person’s face. What is fake…

Recap: One for Two

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AHO, beyond risør, BI, design and business, k8, one for two
KHiO+AHO+BI Joint Project As designers we need to work in teams. Sometimes it is with designers from another area within design, and most of the times, it is with business men, marketers, accountants, architects (or all the different types of clients we might have). At KHIO we had a joint project with BI, a Business…

Recap: Creativity Week

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goeff fowle, process
Odd Starts “If you start in the same place as everyone else, you will be more likely to tread a similar path. Navigation aids may take all on the same path. Unique design solutions come from going down the untrodden path-the path that’s fresh.” With this inspiring note, we embarked on a week with Geoff…