Thursday, December 18, 2008
Hooray!
My flash project is done! you can click here to see it on my process webpage. Happy break everyone!
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
...long overdue project 3 post...
look & feelconcept statement:
What is it about secrets that makes them so exciting and desirable? It may be that few have the privilege of being in on them, or that their contents are especially useful or profound. But the real fun of secrets is not in what they are, but how we keep them: the codes and rituals we use to protect the knowledge that everyone wants to know, even if they don't know why. The code is the elixir to the imagination, transforming any written word into tantalizing mystery worthy of plot and adventure.
What is it about secrets that makes them so exciting and desirable? It may be that few have the privilege of being in on them, or that their contents are especially useful or profound. But the real fun of secrets is not in what they are, but how we keep them: the codes and rituals we use to protect the knowledge that everyone wants to know, even if they don't know why. The code is the elixir to the imagination, transforming any written word into tantalizing mystery worthy of plot and adventure.
Friday, November 21, 2008
more on Obama and design
I just read this article in the New York times where Steven Heller interviews Sol Sender, designer of the Barack Obama "O" logo.
pretty interesting.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
project 3 : pigpen code
The Pigpen Code
A code is a way to send a message while keeping it a secret from someone who isn't supposed to know about it. Codes can be easy or complicated - the trick to to make sure the person on the receiving end of your secret message has the key to decode it without making it too easy for anyone else to crack. One simple code you can use is the pigpen code. In the pigpen code, each letter is represented by part of the 'pigpen' that surrounds it. If it's the second letter in the box, then it has a dot in the middle like so:
A code is a way to send a message while keeping it a secret from someone who isn't supposed to know about it. Codes can be easy or complicated - the trick to to make sure the person on the receiving end of your secret message has the key to decode it without making it too easy for anyone else to crack. One simple code you can use is the pigpen code. In the pigpen code, each letter is represented by part of the 'pigpen' that surrounds it. If it's the second letter in the box, then it has a dot in the middle like so:
Sunday, November 9, 2008
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