Young Guns vs. Old Ones The young will eat the old

Record Setter

Posted by Jeremy in Homework, Participatory Culture on 26 July 2011 tagged Miami Ad School Europe, record setter, urdb with no comments

This quarter it’s even more so about doing things. Like creating new world records.

Tanya Mokdad

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Cathi Sonnenberg

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Sinya Horwedel

Story Diagram

Posted by dariaerkina in Homework on 9 May 2011 with no comments

If a tree falls down and there is no one to hear it, did it actually happen?

Geek love from MTV!

Posted by d_89 in Homework on 9 May 2011 with no comments

http://www.mtv.com/geek/

The internet is nothing without people!

Posted by billib in Homework on 5 May 2011 with no comments

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I really wanted to share this on here because as a class we talk about engaging the public with interactive tools. I think it is clever for Google to show this as a sort of case study on how people will use existing tools and make them their own by finding ways to utilize the technology on a very human and personal level.

Homework-Story

Posted by dreamofocean in Homework on 30 April 2011 with no comments

here is my story, Sign

If you want to see original film click down

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Interactive art with wooden mirrors

Posted by dreamofocean in Homework on 29 April 2011 with no comments

by DANIEL ROZIN

click down to watch

Interactive art with wooden mirrors

Locative Narratives

Posted by Jeremy in Application, Inspiration, Visualization on 26 April 2011 tagged cameron zotter, gps, location, nike +, range rover, tony hawk, yesyesno with no comments

This quarter we’re exploring location through narratives; what does location mean in today’s world of always on, always present digital landscape? Below are a few projects that explore location:

Hello Evoque

“We want to bring your city to life through the people that make it amazing…Every month we’ll be asking questions about your city, sharing answers and creating a new city pulse base on what’s really happening.”

Tony Hawk Twitter Hunt, #thth

“Each year at about this time, Tony and his over 2.3 million followers engage in a hunt for packages that have been hidden in 45 states around the U.S., as well as Australia, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, the Netherlands, England and Ireland.”

More info here.

Nike+ and YesYesNo

“YesYesNo collected data from several runs (mine included), plotting them in a three-dimensional scale. The graphs incorporated speed, distance and acceleration, but also color and texture.”

Migration of Receipts

“…displays receipt trash found over a 48 hour blitz in Baltimore City, Maryland.”

How a NO can turn ON one’s creativity

Posted by billib in Homework on 17 April 2011 with no comments

Ji Lee from the 99% Behance Conference

Imagination, Invention, Interaction by Jin-yo Mok

Posted by dreamofocean in Homework on 13 April 2011 with no comments

click down to Check out the link for his short interview.

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A day in the life of a creative

Posted by billib in Inspiration, Pop-culture on 13 April 2011 tagged behavior with 1 comment

Amazingly there is a blog for that!  This blog collects stories about how creatives spend their days. You may find some of the routines familiar. They might even inspire your own rituals. Or maybe you’ll just enjoy knowing that great creators with acclaimed work were not immune to procrastination.

Daily Routines

Kafka: Procrastinator Extraodinaire!