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In 1996, while in my third year at Central St Martins college of design, I devised a basic notational system for visualising the spoken word. The system which I named “dictography” adapted aspects of standard musical notation as well as typographic conventions. Since the first version I have further expanded dictography into a more complete notation system. Technorati: design, idea, […]
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If you believe Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg’s comments at the recent Nielsen’s Consumer 360 conference, then Email is set to die-off in only a few years, but if you read Austin Carr’s recent Open Thread article on FastCompany I think you see a far more likely scenario emerge, i.e. some sort of phased transition or continual upgrade… Anyway, to […]
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Creative Director of Google Creative Lab, Ji Lee presents a persuasive case for the importance of creative people pursuing their own personal projects. He suggests they’re a wonderful way to both boost your own creative morale without the influence of a client. He adds that they can also potentially expand your professional horizons. After a very heavy year of […]
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This evening I sat in increasingly slack-jawed fury, gawping at the news coming in about the shambolic COP15 conference. It was bewildering and harrowing. No, in fact, that doesn’t do it justice. Words completely fail to capture just how incensed I am with the failure in leadership. Technorati: 10:10, climatechange, environment, politics, sustainability, transition
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