‘Daily Sketches’ Category

Framework Brainstorm

From yesterday’s brainstorm session in the studio, using the “Getting a Grip” tangible interaction framework as inspiration… From this brainstorm, I feel I have fine-tuned my framing even further, and come up with an idea to abstract the SUI concept in the form of a simple prototype. My TRKBRD prototype is a concrete application of [ READ MORE ]

Interaction ’10 session ideas

The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) will soon have their 3rd annual Interaction conference. I will be presenting my TRKBRD project at the conference, and talking about how I used physical prototyping to bring my idea to realization. It was an exciting 4 months, from start to finish, and I’m excited to be telling others about [ READ MORE ]

Supporting death sketches

A few sketches I took while writing my last paper on life of hard drives after death. It’s an interesting read that I would love to get your feedback on. Throughout writing, I would get stuck on where I should actually start writing, or where my thoughts were leading. I had done so much research [ READ MORE ]

Do all hard drives go to heaven?

I have been preoccupied at the moment with my last assignment for my last class of the semester, the “Criticism” class. The theme for the last topic is “Big Picture”: an issue that is related to interation design (somehow) that has consequences at a large scale. I have decided to research and write about “what [ READ MORE ]

TRKMBL

I will talk more about this “sketching” process later, but WOW has it been useful so far. I’ve never really been a sketching type of person, nor have I gone through Art school. The closest I have gotten to sketching, was while sitting on the curb in 8th grade, staring at a Law office across [ READ MORE ]

Sketch One

The first of my daily sketches, which I will explain later. What I learned… Why not show the Windows operating system and the Mac operating system for my TRKBRD demo? Would it change people’s perception of the demo or its capabilities or future? I have made people surprised that I am a Windows-OS-kind-of-guy, since I [ READ MORE ]

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