Found and at a loss

Found on an editorial review on Amazon. Glitches on Twitter. Rather amusing. Can we maybe assume that people born in 1910 don’t have Facebook accounts or stop with the drop down menus for year of birth? People have lost their manners, even on Flickr.

Killing me softly

Not that I want to make my readers believe that I’m having a bad day, the sun is shining, the tulips and tank tops are out… but general statements that influence the way my field is perceived on the market tend to make me react very strongly… I’m sure Tony Dunne didn’t necessarily intend it… Continue reading Killing me softly

Interaction design semantic discussions

Interesting how this all started with a simple email conversation with RĂ©gine talking about some conversations I was having with ex-students and observers in London about the Interim show at the RCA and then WHAM… everything explodes… she writes no less than 6 posts about the show and a whole vibrant and slightly aggressive conversation… Continue reading Interaction design semantic discussions

designswarm update

I finally de-lazied a bit and am slowly putting up videos of my past works, there are a lot of them but with Youtube I no longer have any excuse : P The Hungries videos.

Damn shame

The building in which i spent a year (should have spent 2) is for rent…. there are no words for the anger and bitterness i feel. Via the excellent Experientia.

Presenting Karola Torkos

Ok so I’ve spent a little time with my lovely friend Karola to get her “webified” and i’m starting to think that maybe i should start a business being the “digital agent” of people in fine arts :) She and I put together her website, blog and Flickr of course. Enjoy!

Never mind interaction design, now it's all about "design interactions"

Is this a trend or the byproduct of the fact that most often than not, people can’t commit to defining their field? So now after my earlier rant about the RCA’s new name for it’s interaction design program, i read that former IDII Bill Moggridge is publishing a book called Designing interactions. Sounds so artsy…… Continue reading Never mind interaction design, now it's all about "design interactions"