David Roedl

This fun 20 minute video is one the coolest things I’ve seen in a while. Its written and narrated by Annie Leonard and designed by Free Range Studios, who previously produced the popular Meatrix videos. With a delightfully blunt and simple style, Leonard clearly breaks down the complexities of the materials economy. She manages [...]

Yesterday a friend sent me an interesting link (thanks Drew), and today Erik Stolterman posted it to the HCI listserve as an example “worth reflection and critique”:
http://www.infinityart.ro/
I think this site is a great artifact to apply the critical approaches I have been learning in class. Using a phenomenological lens, my first thought is that this [...]

This was written for and originally posted on the Interaction Culture class blog
As Gillian Smith points out (in her forward to Designing Interactions), Interaction Design has drawn heavily on the ‘existing expressive languages’ of non-digital mediums. She breaks these traditional languages down into 4 ‘dimensions’: 1 – words and literature, 2 – painting, graphic design, [...]