[vimeo 59193899 w=500 h=281]

Really neat. I use the program that inspired him to make his own (transcribe) all the time.

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We manage complexity through narrative and redundancy. Connecting the dots. (original, description, digital copy). (at Harvard Museum of Natural History)

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good use of gifs

Cardboard Plotter

Handmade manual drawing machine by Niklas Roy made with simple materials - video embedded below:

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfAFWzh2VEM]

This plotter is made entirely out of cardboard, welding rod, rubber bands, adhesive tape and super glue. The digital memory is a little book with plenty of different drawing codes, which are written down as coordinates. In this video I’m entering the first code, which makes the plotter draw “hello world”.

You can find out more about the project at Niklas’ blog here

Differences in texture support differences in color. (at Harvard Museum of Natural History)

*interruption*
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phone interactions

flattening the hierarchy

web > ipad ready.

flattening the hierarchy

exit zero project. excited for the website unveiling.

interesting hourglass timer to pace the slideshow. like the text/image overlay too.

exit zero project. excited for the website unveiling.