Monthly Archives: November 2012

So we agreed the other day on which signs we are going to make in order to conduct our experiments. They are as follows: – Don’t Look Up (with a sign on the ceiling above the sign saying ‘Told you … Continue reading →

I just find 50 absolutely stunning 3D street printing… There all look amazing!… http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/absolutely-stunning-3d-street-art-paintings/   http://www.mediagang.co.uk/3d-street-art-examples   http://www.streetadvertisingservices.com/advertising/3d-street-art-advertising?gclid=CMLM–jM8bMCFUfJtAodOD0Asg    

I found this picture from website…This is control machine. And I am sure you can understand

Great meeting today! Here is an image that basically embodies our idea, and hopefully clarifies what we are aiming for.

So I stumbled upon this interesting wiki which belongs to designer and PHD student Dan Lockton. He brings up many interesting points which go with our exhibit idea of Simon Says, and also provides us with a helpful toolkit as … Continue reading →

When I was a child we used to play a game called “Simon Says…”. If you’ve not played it, it goes a little like this… I was thinking about the idea of control the other day and maybe the game … Continue reading →

Since last week I’ve been thinking about how design (mostly graphic design) has influenced our daily life or even formed certain behaviors. At first I was interested in putting together two concepts in contrast, such as a dirty soap or … Continue reading →

Last week we discussed giving old objects that are no longer useful, new functions or a new lifespan. Some of these examples may be more decorative than “functional” but I thought to share just to get our wheels turning. Hopefully … Continue reading →

Last week we were talking about how design is one of the things that makes us human, that our ability to shape and change our environment is the one thing that separates us from the rest of the animal kingdom. … Continue reading →