Using data collected by the weather station known as KDALCTY1, I threw together a little bit of processing code to try to get an idea of just what portion of a year is flyable. In this visualization, every row represents one day, and every day is sampled every 20 minutes. If you look closely, way [...]
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How Flyable Was 2008 (at the Dump)?
Posted in projects on April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Toys for Learning – a visit to the d.school at Stanford
Posted in diaries, projects on March 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Since co-producing the Plerkshop (a day-long workshop examining the meaning and value of play in the workplace) with Scott Klemmer, and Bill Verplank of the d.school at Stanford University, I’ve become fascinated by some of the work going on there and have had the privilege of being invited back on many occasions. Recently Bill and [...]
Solar-powered Graffiti
Posted in projects on December 16, 2008 | 2 Comments »
It’s a very simple idea: render your graffiti element in wire or cardboard, then use the sun to “tag” a building or wall and a camera to record it.
