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The 50 From speaking to friends, colleagues and recalling my own experiences I’ve complied The 50, a list of 50 things I believe every graphic design student should know on leaving college. Some of these points are obvious, others less so – but all are brief, digestible nuggets of wisdom that will hopefully go some…
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We’re building them a new Louisiana Digital Media Facility that will be literally in the middle of the LSU campus. It’s going to house EA. Louisiana Government Lures Game Developers with Best Tax Incentives in the U.S. – John Gaudiosi – Game On – Forbes
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There are two levels of the incentive. There’s a 35 percent tax credit on all Louisiana labor directly involved in the development of the interactive products. It wouldn’t include administration or executive work, but everyone that is actually involved in making and testing the game is eligible for that 35 percent tax credit on labor…
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andrewharlow: Design by Brooklyn Superhero Supply Co.
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nevver: Flexbook, DesignBoom This is a mashup of the aforementioned work by Emilio Ambasz, and the “butterfly” keyboard that was used in an early IBM sub-notebook.
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suddenly: Waiting For Godot (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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emergentdigitalpractices: If you still practice or encourage the outdated practice of writing long design documents, you are doing your team and your business a grave disfavor. Long design docs embody and promote an insidious world view: They make the false claim that the most effective way to make a game is to create a fixed…
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Western Washington Univ. Considers Cutting Computer Science – Slashdot
Western Washington Univ. Considers Cutting Computer Science – Slashdot
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Imagine if Honda, in order to compete in the American market, had been required by federal law to adopt the preestablished labor practices, management structure, dealer network, and vehicle portfolio of General Motors. Imagine further that Honda could only sell cars through GM dealers. Those are essentially the terms that accreditation forces on potential disruptive…
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generative art toy 2 (2011)
generative art toy 2 is a program created in Scratch in 2011. these images were rendered in 2015 to document the work. I have. placed them within 2011 in this archive for the sake of backfilling. the history. These works are interactive, so a participant co-creates the works in real time through keyboard interface.