How to personalize?
What emotions do we want to trigger?
The One Streama Film Gratis Svensk Text
4 years ago
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
random inspirations & notes
Oded Ezer's homage to Milton Glaser's I ❤ NY logo
- this project reminds me of the different journeys a single letter can take & express itself
- highly recognizable yet beautiful expression in variation
- other type samples ("Schrift in Form" exhibition in Klingspor museum, Brazilian 'Tupigrafia' magazine)
In Memoriam: World Trade Center
- the simplicity and strong symbolization of the images related to the overall message
- small yet clear type, bold type on the main events that clearly further adds on to the image
Touch
- RFID technology based products, connecting to the physical and social network
- social & playful assisted by technology
- Picnic Conference RFDI networked Photo Booth: resulted in random and chaotic, emerged from physical, social proximity, low-threshold physical interactions to grow online social network
- this project reminds me of the different journeys a single letter can take & express itself
- highly recognizable yet beautiful expression in variation
- other type samples ("Schrift in Form" exhibition in Klingspor museum, Brazilian 'Tupigrafia' magazine)
In Memoriam: World Trade Center
- the simplicity and strong symbolization of the images related to the overall message
- small yet clear type, bold type on the main events that clearly further adds on to the image
Touch
- RFID technology based products, connecting to the physical and social network
- social & playful assisted by technology
- Picnic Conference RFDI networked Photo Booth: resulted in random and chaotic, emerged from physical, social proximity, low-threshold physical interactions to grow online social network
Monday, November 10, 2008
designer pod ideas
Designer Questions
*Desk, purse, briefcase tour
*What is your Creative Space?
*Design Journey (How did you get to where you are today? Describe significatn phases/stops.)
*Future design goals?
*When in a designer block, I . . .
*Design role model/hero
*Favorite food, music, hobby. (What do you do for fun outside of work?)
*Favorite design book or resource you would like to share?
*Biggest design achievement?
*Inspirational object or place?
*What is your work method or process?
Designer Pod sketches/ideation
mockup of a Designer Pod
*Desk, purse, briefcase tour
*What is your Creative Space?
*Design Journey (How did you get to where you are today? Describe significatn phases/stops.)
*Future design goals?
*When in a designer block, I . . .
*Design role model/hero
*Favorite food, music, hobby. (What do you do for fun outside of work?)
*Favorite design book or resource you would like to share?
*Biggest design achievement?
*Inspirational object or place?
*What is your work method or process?
Designer Pod sketches/ideation
mockup of a Designer Pod
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Monday, November 3, 2008
more interactivity ideas & research
Student - Professional programs @ IIDEX/Neocon Canada 2008
Student Passport Program
A guide to help you navigate your way through the show. Using this passport will ensure that you participate in the key activities and events while allowing ample time to visit over 400 exhibitors.
Student Career Exchange
Spend direct time with interior designers to learn about their design stories, business practices, and project experiences. Students have 10 minutes with an interior designer before moving on to the next one and hearing a new set of experiences.
Student/Exhibitor Volunteer Program
Student volunteers are assigned an exhibitor partner for a day. Students learn about the exhibitor's product and business while helping with the flow of visitor traffic and education within the booth space.
Student Charrette
Students register for this competition with their school program coordinators and school teams arrive at IIDEX with little known to them other than the tools they may bring. That morning we reveal their design conundrum and let them toil over their approach in quiet groups, before plotting their creative structures/floor exhibits to be judged later that day.
Intern Challenge
Challenge of re-purposing a familiar item into a lighting fixture
Student Passport Program
A guide to help you navigate your way through the show. Using this passport will ensure that you participate in the key activities and events while allowing ample time to visit over 400 exhibitors.
Student Career Exchange
Spend direct time with interior designers to learn about their design stories, business practices, and project experiences. Students have 10 minutes with an interior designer before moving on to the next one and hearing a new set of experiences.
Student/Exhibitor Volunteer Program
Student volunteers are assigned an exhibitor partner for a day. Students learn about the exhibitor's product and business while helping with the flow of visitor traffic and education within the booth space.
Student Charrette
Students register for this competition with their school program coordinators and school teams arrive at IIDEX with little known to them other than the tools they may bring. That morning we reveal their design conundrum and let them toil over their approach in quiet groups, before plotting their creative structures/floor exhibits to be judged later that day.
Intern Challenge
Challenge of re-purposing a familiar item into a lighting fixture
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