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immerseyourselfincode: Some visual notes from a subject I’ve been pondering today. I was listening to the Stanford Programming Methodology lectures on my way in and the professor was very strongly advocating the idea that code ought to be written from the “top down” meaning that you start in the problem space defining abstractions which will…
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What is Design? A lecture by Bill Moggridge
dthinkingbcn: http://www.youtube.com/v/cOx_Zx95hxM&hl=en_US&fs=1?hd=1 Bill Moggridge, the director of the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum breaks it open in this lecture at the Smithsonian Design Institute Via Core 77
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Because Müller has always lived and worked in Sonneberg, a picturesque town in what was once East Germany, her therapeutic toys were little known in the West until a few years ago. This fall, the TriBeCa design gallery R 20th Century will mount the first North American retrospective of her work, “Renate Müller: Toys and…
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Tips from professional artists on the 5 things you need in your digital art toolbox
Tips from professional artists on the 5 things you need in your digital art toolbox
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Give the Human Body Some Much-Needed Upgrades
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BLU > LINKS
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Just a process note to remind myself about why I got a little prickly along the way. If I remember I lost focus — there’s an entry in the increasingly relevant book “101 Things I Learned in Architecture School” that I keep forgetting to look up properly — but the entry basically says the thing…
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Don’t become dependent on having other people pull it out of you while you’re in school. If you do, you’re hosed once you graduate. Frank Chimero
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I’m co-creating a new book—The Design Activist’s Handbook—with writer Michelle Taute, which will be published by HOW Books next year. Rather than fill it with case studies, we’re hoping to make this a practical guide to aligning your design career with your beliefs. We’re hoping you might be able to help us provide some inspiring…
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Cameron Moll at LessConf3010 Less Everything Blog
Cameron Moll at LessConf3010 Less Everything Blog Video of Cameron Molls’ presentation on Good vs. Great Design at the Less Conference of 2010. via: Swiss Miss and the handouts from his talk are available at Moll’s website.