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Paint Looper
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Group InteractiveToy project for Core Design IV. The Lego Mindstorm kit was used to prototype an interactive children's toy. The Kit also introduced our class to sensor technologies and programming languages.
The Paint Looper's actions are triggered by instruments. After a sensor inside the instrument has been activated, a resulting action is triggered (eg. paint is pushed through plastic syringes onto a previously activated spinning canvas).
PREFAB 20*20: International Architectural Competition: AfterShow Opening Comments
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http://blogs.eciad.ca/elverum/2010/02/11/the-responsibility-of-space/
Emily Carr University in the south building atrium, February 10-24, 2010. Opening remarks for Prefab 20*20: The Aftershow. Prefab 20*20 challenged designers to propose a free-standing, prefabricated 400sf home for an urban setting anywhere in the world.
Research Case Study: Human Centered Design Process
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IDEO used this part of my design research to highlight a best practice when it comes to working with users, specifically those who do not speak the same language or share the same technologies. This work allowed for a needs and aspirations assessment prior to designing a solution for a rural village in Rwanda.
http://www.ideo.com/work/item/human-centered-design-toolkit/
Dialogue Through Design Blog
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This blog begins at the point of starting my graduate studies at ECUAD and has carried on ever since. It considers the overarching idea of how designers can dialogue through their practice, both in word and work.
Bluebird
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Typography-driven film based on "Bluebird" by Charles Bukowski, shot in one uncut and continuous take. Lines from the poem have been integrated into elements/objects in the scene by designers Jennifer Griffiths and Cameron McKague.
Co-production by Ken Tsui
Cinematography by Dustin Wadsworth.
Narration and score by musician Darren Frank.
Post production by Benjamin Loeb.
Wendy Neale: Maker
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Interview with Wendy Neale, an multidisciplinary artist, crafter, and designer. Published in Issue #7 (Spring 2009) of World Sweet World, a magazine from New Zealand/Aoteraroa.
