‘sketch’ Tagged Posts

Research Visualization Alpha

  • March 15th, 2010
  • Posted in Diary

At this point I have read many research articles, and processed 12 of them into the blog to visualization what I’ve learned from each one. Each article is summarized, tagged for the tag cloud, and the thoughts each one provoked are summarized too. But now what? The scientific side of me curiously wants to organize [ 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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