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TrendWatching did an interesting survey that asked a bunch of random people 6 years ago – if they could only have one thing, which would they rather have, a car or a mobile phone? MOBILE PHONE! Yes, more and more, we can’t live without it. And like a lot of people, whenever I go out and my […]
It is easy to take typography for granted. When I used to work for an ad agency as an Account Executive, I always get huffy every time my Art Director would tell me that the FA (Final Art) is not quite ready yet because he’s not too happy with Helvetica. When he finally turns over the […]
Signs are almost always taken for granted. In class, we learned that ‘signage’ is one of the most basic and omnipresent example of visual design and interface design. The principle is the same as with any piece of design work – that it should tell a story, but in this case, the story should quite […]
Meet my nephew, Stuart. He’s about two and a half years old in the photo (now almost 4). Every Sunday, I’d take Stuart to the McDonald’s PlayPlace near our grandma’s house and he would always jump with joy every time he’d see the ‘ball pit.’ Often times, he would be alone in the pit. He would be […]
Oh, and my goodness, what is this “void” all about? It makes me feel sad inside!
Here is my first shot a programming. I sketched a picture of a cyclops using basic shapes in Processing. Yey!!! I decided to name this project ‘Thea’s Pet Cyclops‘ in honor of my classmate Thea Rae who has been helping me out with ICM. Take note that she’s an artist without any programming background but she’s […]
If I can summarize last week’s Visual Language class into a single thought, it will be this: Good design tells a story. I’ve always believed in the power of stories. To borrow from John Keating of Dead Poet’s society, “medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love; these […]
“Think of technology as a verb, not a noun.”