Thursday, May 20, 2010
Service Blueprint
A useful presentation on Service Design Blueprinting.
Service Blueprint
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Iceland Volcano Flight-ban
This is a great visual representation of the results of the flight-ban after the Iceland Volcano eruption last week.
Airspace Rebooted from ItoWorld on Vimeo.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Nike Music Shoe
Apparently Tomoaki Yanagisawa of 4nchor5 la6 developed the hardware with flex sensors and accelerometers and Daito Manabe did the programming with MaxMSP.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Keiichi's Alternative Realities
I'm loving Keiichi Matsuda's work right now.
"Alternative realities surround us and present possible and impossible fantasies for purposes of information, advertising, glamorising, publicising, and propagating the ideals of capitalism through consumption. The mechanisms of addiction are at play.
Shop windows, billboards, magazines are portals to parallel universes. They set-dress our mundane world, and relieve us of the responsibility of the dream. The pusher shows us what our aspirations are, and shows us where to buy them.
The dirty fringe of the city at night juxtaposes decaying shop-fronts, hooded gangs, traffic fumes and haggard faces with glowing visions of perfect worlds. Perfectly lit, perfectly framed, perfectly inhabited. We are so familiar with these utopias that we rarely question their placement and the connotations of their existence in run-down environments." -Keiichi Matsuda
"Alternative realities surround us and present possible and impossible fantasies for purposes of information, advertising, glamorising, publicising, and propagating the ideals of capitalism through consumption. The mechanisms of addiction are at play.
Shop windows, billboards, magazines are portals to parallel universes. They set-dress our mundane world, and relieve us of the responsibility of the dream. The pusher shows us what our aspirations are, and shows us where to buy them.
The dirty fringe of the city at night juxtaposes decaying shop-fronts, hooded gangs, traffic fumes and haggard faces with glowing visions of perfect worlds. Perfectly lit, perfectly framed, perfectly inhabited. We are so familiar with these utopias that we rarely question their placement and the connotations of their existence in run-down environments." -Keiichi Matsuda
Augmented (Hyper)Reality
A nicely executed concept and interesting social commentary on augmented reality.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Record Tripping

This is a really nice-looking, nicely made game. ....although I'm not too sure that I would ever play it more than once. Record Tripping
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