Sarah: The Fitness Sergeant She sees yoga as a great way to keep a healthy body and mind. She’s certified with YogaFit, and has over 200 hours of yoga teacher training under her belt. She’s contemporary and trendy, playing popular music in her class and keeping a sense of humor. Her upbeat and vigorous class Read More
The big point in this A List Apart post that I really find interesting and exciting is that web design is no longer just print design made digital. It’s become its own medium. Pages are becoming less static. In fact, users can move things around now! That’s a far cry from the ’90s internet I Read More
Something I’ve been thinking about the past couple of days is what experimental typography really means. By definition, experimental typography is a process of discovery. It’s not just an unconventional method of communication; it’s utilizing the scientific method. The goal is to learn and break new ground. Experimental type is not planting seeds in the Read More
Our culture as a whole has evolved from being one mass market, to being a collection of lots of niches, subcultures, and genres. This is why research is important. No one will fully understand a subculture by just assuming. We’re all vastly different. We have to immerse ourselves in aspects of those subcultures to find Read More
Yoga basics: http://www.yogajournal.com/basics/820 The word yoga translates to “union” or bind. People who practice yoga are yogis (males) and yoginis (females). History of yoga in the United States: http://www.yogajournal.com/wisdom/467 Yoga got popular in the 1960s when the hippie movement was getting started. There was already an atmosphere for challenging western ideology, so eastern culture and yoga were Read More
10 New Year’s Resolutions for Designers This article made me feel like I should adopt this list as my own personal roadmap as a designer. I should make it my mission to always push myself further. This isn’t just a goal for college; this is a goal for life. I’ve found that I make almost all Read More
I’ve been reflecting on something that was discussed earlier this semester about whether it’s more noble to focus our time and energy on making something aesthetically beautiful and refined, or making something where we essentially muck around in a fresh, steaming pile of our own newfound knowledge. Each has their own merits. Aesthetically beautiful work […]
My main idea behind doing this was to push myself to learn a few brand new things. I wanted to combine motion capture with 3D (all in just a few days!) and somehow make it all work out. I wanted to use 3D and motion capture to better convey the feel of having a crowd of […]
He’s right here! Koenig by Neil Jackson | Make Your Own Book Real photos coming as soon as I get my book jacket printed.
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