Podcasts about d design

Today on PowerTips Unscripted, Lauren Campuzano joins the show to discuss outsourcing 3-Dimensional (3-D) Design. 3-D designs can help remodelers sell their plans, but finding the right talent can take time and effort. Lauren found that 3-D designs were great communication tools within the design department, construction department, and sometimes with clients. Creating 3-D models... The post Outsourcing 3-Dimensional Design with Lauren Campuzano- [Best of PowerTips Unscripted] appeared first on PowerTips Unscripted.

Zach talks Parks by Keymaster Games, and explained the holiday game he plays with his family called Holiday Taskmaster.Andrew drafts the new Magic the Gathering set, The Brothers' War, and explains his plans to host a Warhammer 40k super game.Steve goes to a holiday party and plays What do you MEME?, Relative Insanity, and The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31. Playing Whamageddon.Our Kickstarter project Armor Classy CDungeon goes through Jan. 13th. Support our Kickstarter here: Epic Levels - Armor Classy CDungeon--This episode is sponsored by Exalted Funeral, and we talk about two new releases!Forbidden Psalm: The Last War by Kevin Rahman K.R.D Design is a stand-alone miniatures game and roleplay setting compatible with Mörk Borg and Forbidden Psalm. Forbidden Psalm: The Last War: A Gloomy Day - Across the Chemical Wastes comes a collaboration soaked in mud and choking from gas. The minds behind The Last War and Gloom Trench 1926 bring you a collection of 3 Scenarios, new monsters, and weapons.--You can support us via Patreon for early episode releases, bonus map content, extra art, access to our discord server, and lots of other exclusive goodies.Epiclevelsrapgods.compatreon.com/epiclevelsJOIN OUR DISCORDinstagram.com/epic_levelstwitter.com/epic_levelsfacebook.com/epiclevelsrapgodsSubscribe to us on your favorite podcast player, leave a comment and tell your friends.Get nerd merch and stay up to date at EpicLevelsRapGods.comThe Epic Levels Mad Dungeon podcast is hosted by Andrew Bellury, Rob Bellury & Steve Albertson.Produced by Zach Cowan.Theme song by Epic Levels and beat by Inner Resting AKA Mason Grant who also makes tabletop games that you can purchase at Gamma Wave Games.© 2022 Epic Levels. All characters in this adventure–even those based on real people–are entirely fictional.

Today on PowerTips Unscripted, Lauren Campuzano joins the show to discuss outsourcing 3-Dimensional (3-D) Design. 3-D designs can help remodelers sell their plans, but finding the right talent can take time and effort. Lauren found that 3-D designs were great communication tools within the design department, construction department, and sometimes with clients. Creating 3-D models... The post Outsourcing 3-Dimensional Design with Lauren Campuzano- [PowerTips Unscripted] S4 E7 appeared first on PowerTips Unscripted.

Marijn takes the Catalyst IDEA model from Microsoft to the next level looking at D for Design. This is a great way to look at Digital Transformation in your business You are designing a compelling case for change by discussing business and technological impact. During this, you'll quantify the ROI and financial benefits that include revenue growth, cost savings, and employee efficiencies. This phase is about numbers confirming that your Transformation will have value and improvement. Understanding the current costs allows but to understand the scope of improvement through solid numbers... quantifying improvements.

Você está ouvindo o Mad, o podcast sobre a treta entre mercado e academia no mundo do design apresentado por Burity e Thoz, em um oferecimento do DesignTeam. Por muito tempo na história recente e de modo equivocado muitas pessoas associam o DT a um método, um conjunto ferramental para solucionar qualquer problema complexo, uma espécie de arma secreta do design que qualquer pessoa pode aplicar. - William Butler Yeats“Educação não é como encher um balde, mas acender um fogo.” Em nosso sexto episódio é convidamos Rogério Fratin para falar sobre a interface entre Educação e Design Thinking, que se trata de um método que usa de conhecimentos variados para resolver desafios propostos em diferentes áreas. Link da Tese: https://dspace.mackenzie.br/handle/10899/24972 O M.A.D tem como objetivo provocar o debate e trazer assuntos que vem sendo tratados na academia entendendo como podemos aproximá-lo do mercado e dos profissionais de design. M.A.D. Mercado e academia de design. Provocando diálogos necessários! Livro citado: ABC da Bauhaus, O: A Bauhaus e a teoria do design https://amzn.to/3Lpn6eM ----------------------------- * Acesso nosso Telegram * https://bit.ly/3dOea2Y ----------------------------- Siga-nos nas redes sociais! Rafael Burity Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafaelburity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rafaelburity/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rafaelburity Thoz Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thoz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoz_/

Você está ouvindo o Mad, o podcast sobre a treta entre mercado e academia no mundo do design apresentado por Burity e Thoz, em um oferecimento do DesignTeam. Segundo nosso convidado de hoje, Design é uma relação entre coisas, porém, relações entre coisas são limitadas por uma caixa de possibilidades, formada por tabus, tecnologias e regulações. As possibilidades são possíveis, prováveis, improváveis, impossíveis e até impensadas. Que papo louco é esse que trouxemos nessa volta do MAD hein! Em nosso quinto episódio é convidamos Fred Van Amstel para falar sobre esse novo campo de estudo chamado Design Prospectivo. Link da tese: https://fredvanamstel.com/research/participatory-design-in-transition-projects-from-the-global-south O M.A.D tem como objetivo provocar o debate e trazer assuntos que vem sendo tratados na academia entendendo como podemos aproximá-lo do mercado e dos profissionais de design. M.A.D. Mercado e academia de design. Provocando diálogos necessários! Fontes: http://www.usabilidoido.com.br/design_prospectivo_e_o_novo_possivel.html https://www.usabilidoido.com.br/prospectando_qualidades_relacionais.html https://www.usabilidoido.com.br/rumo_a_quarta_ordem_de_design.html https://www.usabilidoido.com.br/prospectando_um_design_prospectivo.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXGHkxzOFfA ----------------------------- * Acesso nosso Telegram * https://bit.ly/3dOea2Y ----------------------------- Siga-nos nas redes sociais! Rafael Burity Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafaelburity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rafaelburity/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rafaelburity Thoz Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thoz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoz_/

Insieme a Silvia Capitani concludiamo il ciclo di interviste con gli studenti premiati durante la consegna dei diplomi. A Silvia è stato conferito il premio per il miglior progetto legato ai temi sociali. Con lei abbiamo parlato di Design inclusivo e di un caso reale molto particolare.

If you're a startup founder simply waiting around for a lightning in a bottle moment to find you, we have some bad news. Startup success doesn't happen overnight. You need to design your path to greatness, including your co-founder, your market, your category, your team and your culture. In this lesson of greatness, Mike Maples, Jr of FLOODGATE discusses why “Big D Design” was essential for so many successful startups, and how the fundamental tenets of intentional design should extend beyond how you run your company, and into how you live your life.

About Royce Epstein:Royce's LinkedIn Profile: linkedin.com/in/royceepsteinWebsites: repeatnorepeat.com  (Repeat. No Repeat.)Instagram: instagram.com/dissent_by_design  (Dissent By Design)Email: royce1000@gmail.comTwitter: RepeatNoRepeatRoyce Epstein Bio:A veteran materials and product specialist for interior design and architecture, Royce spent two decades working in A&D firms before working in product design and development. Specialties include: visioning, concepting, sourcing, design development, and marketing of materials, finishes, and products, in addition to interior design work focused on material palettes and FF&E. LEED AP. Trend hunter. Design strategist, writer, lecturer, teacher, juror, and thinker, always putting design in context. Interiors & Sources Designer of the Year 2015. Collab Board Member at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Textile instructor at Drexel University.Other Cool Stuff about Royce:Mohawk Group – Data Tidehttps://www.mohawkgroup.com/carpet/collections/data-tideDissent By Design – Instagram account exploring design's role in social movements and protesthttps://www.instagram.com/dissent_by_designPodcast interview: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7k0kgLVamT5dgVgKkrasHiTalks/Lectures for DBD:https://www.designphiladelphia.org/can-design-move-movementshttps://uas.osu.edu/events/making-lemonade-dissent-designMy personal Instagram has a lot of my interests covered:https://www.instagram.com/madame_duchampHelvetica Black – my bandhttps://www.helveticablack.com/https://www.instagram.com/helveticablackbandColoring Book Design:https://modernsoulrecordsco.com/blogs/news/in-conversation-with-royce-epstein?_pos=2&_sid=8fbcf4b0e&_ss=rPaper Weaving Video from NeoConnect:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Msyhad0Z9XARoyce is also on the board of Collab at the Philadelphia Museum of Art – who helps the museum procure and promote its design collection. She writes for their Journal too:https://www.collabjournal.orghttps://www.instagram.com/collabpma/ Show Intro:For 1000s of years we have painted on cave walls, carved statues, woven tapestries, molded clay and drawn and painted our human experience. Images have depicted the sacred and the profane. Images created by the hand of the artist are like making magic - from nothing, something. And that ‘something' tells a story. It tells the story of who we are as individuals and a part of a community, culture a collective with shared vision. Creating is the truest expression of who we are because when we make art, we truly put ourselves into it. Our life energy changes a lump of clay into a teapot and blank canvas into a masterpiece. Color, form, geometry, texture, light – these are the base element of the image.In the context of contemporary image making, almost everyone with a smartphone becomes and image capturer. Recording the moments of a life that races by. It seems that more now than ever the image is the language we use to share our life stories. The ‘Instagramable moment' has become a requirement in creating places. The image of that moment is the memory residue of something that mattered. A moment to express oneself, to say to the world that I mattered because I was there. The egocentrism of the image changed in the Renaissance with the invention of perspective. Until that time, images were quite two dimensional. The perspective view positioned the observer of the scene at the center - everything was to be viewed form the singular position of the individual.And so, our propensity to take selfies or Instargramable moments as first--person narratives of experience is really only a development along a trajectory of the image in the now digitally enabled visual age.Images are becoming so ubiquitous that some fear the devolution of language in preference for pictures. Is the expression “a picture is worth a 1000 words more true now than ever before.” Will texting replace articulate spoken language or is is as the linguist John Mc Whorter says simply the development of a new language?The design of these images is critical – overlays, filters, re-coloring, cropping, and all of the other image composing tools speak to the nature of design in a visual age. The image can be crafted to delight over dessert or stand as a symbol of dissent.Everything is designed says my guest on this episode of the NXTLVL Experience Design podcast. And when we listen to her talk about design we find that it is taking on new meaning and expression in the visual age.Royce Epstein is a veteran materials and product specialist for interior design and architecture who spent two decades working in A&D firms before working in product design and development.Royce is an art history major who has focused her attuned creative skills as a Trend hunter, Design strategist, writer, lecturer, teacher, juror, and thinker into always putting design in context.She is a design activist, cares deeply about social causes and is the A&D Design Director for the Mohawk Group a company that creates some of the best flooring solutions on the planet.  About David Kepron:LinkedIn Profile: linkedin.com/in/david-kepron-9a1582bWebsites:  https://www.davidkepron.com    (personal website)vmsd.com/taxonomy/term/8645  (Blog)Email: david.kepron@NXTLVLexperiencedesign.comTwitter: DavidKepronPersonal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidkepron/NXTLVL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nxtlvl_experience_design/Bio:David Kepron is a multifaceted creative professional with a deep curiosity to understand ‘why', ‘what's now' and ‘what's next'. He brings together his background as an architect, artist, educator, author, podcast host and builder to the making of meaningful and empathically-focused, community-centric customer connections at brand experience places around the globe. David is a former VP - Global Design Strategies at Marriott International. While at Marriott, his focus was on the creation of compelling customer experiences within Marriott's “Premium Distinctive” segment which included: Westin, Renaissance, Le Meridien, Autograph Collection, Tribute Portfolio, Design Hotels and Gaylord hotels. In 2020 Kepron founded NXTLVL Experience Design, a strategy and design consultancy, where he combines his multidisciplinary approach to the creation of relevant brand engagements with his passion for social and cultural anthropology, neuroscience and emerging digital technologies. As a frequently requested international speaker at corporate events and international conferences focusing on CX, digital transformation, retail, hospitality, emerging technology, David shares his expertise on subjects ranging from consumer behaviors and trends, brain science and buying behavior, store design and visual merchandising, hotel design and strategy as well as creativity and innovation. In his talks, David shares visionary ideas on how brand strategy, brain science and emerging technologies are changing guest expectations about relationships they want to have with brands and how companies can remain relevant in a digitally enabled marketplace. David currently brings his creativity and insight on brand experiences to an international audience as a member of VMSD magazine's Editorial Advisory Board, as a Board Member of the Interactive Customer Experience Association (ICXA) and Sign Research Foundation's (SRF) Program Committee.He has held teaching positions at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology (F.I.T.), the Department of Architecture & Interior Design of Drexel University in Philadelphia, the Laboratory Institute of Merchandising (L.I.M.) in New York, the International Academy of Merchandising and Design in Montreal and he served as the Director of the Visual Merchandising Department at LaSalle International Fashion School (L.I.F.S.) in Singapore.  In 2014 Kepron published his first book titled: “Retail (r)Evolution: Why Creating Right-Brain Stores Will Shape the Future of Shopping in a Digitally Driven World” and he is currently working on his second book to be published soon. David also writes a popular blog called “Brain Food” which is published monthly on vmsd.com. In September of 2020, he launched the “NXTLVL Experience Design” podcast which brings listeners dialogues about “DATA: Design, Architecture, Technology and the Arts.” His guests include thought leaders who are driven by a passion to create the ‘New Possible' and promote new paradigms of experiences into the mainstream.  

Tegoroczna edycja Łódż Design Festival odbywa się pod hasłem "Lepiej" i jest już 15. przeglądem tego, co w polskim designie wydarza się najciekawszego. Jednak ŁDF to nie tylko wystawy – w tym roku rozproszone i prezentowane w sposób dostosowany do wymogów samitarnych wynikających z pandemii – ale także dyskusje, warsztaty oraz solidna porcja wiedzy i refleksji nad kierunkami rozwoju projektowania 3D. O tym czy w polskim designie rzeczywiście jest lepiej rozmawiamy z dyrektorem festiwalu Michałem Piernikowskim, a po jednej z ekspozycji oprowadza nas Aleksandra Kietla zapraszając przy okazji na wrześniową część wydarzeń festiwalowych. https://www.lodzdesign.com Rozmawiała: Bogna Świątkowska / www.nn6t.pl Ilustracja: Pokaż, gdzie masz nos, ucho, srom, zestaw edukacyjny dla dzieci w wielu wczesnoszkolnym, projekt: Daria Wypiór, Nagroda make me! 2021 w wysokości 30.000 zł, ufundowana przez partnera festiwalu Ceramikę Paradyż

Você está ouvindo o Mad, o podcast sobre a treta entre mercado e academia no mundo do design apresentado por Burity e Thoz, em um oferecimento do DesignTeam. O nosso terceiro episódio é sobre um tema muito interessante, que inicialmente pode parece já batido, mas que através da tese de nossa convidada traz uma nova visão sobre o Design Centrado no Humano, sim no Humano (DCU). O DCH é reconhecido em normas internacionais desde 1999 e a sua metodologia é desenvolvida por pesquisadores, instituições e empresas desde 2001. "O design contribui para tornar mais habitável o mundo dos artefatos materiais e simbólicos" (BONSIEPE, 2012). Convidamos a mestra em Arquitetura e Urbanismo e Doutora em Arquitetura e Urbanismo, Marina Pezzini, para falar de sua tese, Contribuição do design centrado no humano para o projeto no imobiliário doméstico em apartamentos compactos. Link da tese na UFSC: https://repositorio.ufsc.br/handle/123456789/175322 O M.A.D tem como objetivo provocar o debate e trazer assuntos que vem sendo tratados na academia entendendo como podemos aproximá-lo do mercado e dos profissionais de design. Pergunta Provocativa: E o que vocês acham dessa questão de que temos projetado tanto com foco nos produtos e esquecido do ser humano envolvido? Será que podemos ou devemos influenciar mais para que o design de fato tenha impacto positivo na vida das pessoas? M.A.D. Mercado e academia de design. Provocando diálogos necessários! ----------------------------- * Acesso nosso Telegram * https://bit.ly/3dOea2Y ----------------------------- Siga-nos nas redes sociais! Rafael Burity Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafaelburity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rafaelburity/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rafaelburity Thoz Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thoz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoz_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thoz_

Você está ouvindo o Mad, o podcast sobre a treta entre mercado e academia no mundo do design apresentado por Burity e Thoz, em um oferecimento do DesignTeam. O nosso segundo episódio é sobre outro tema que tem gerado muito debate, o tal EAD, Ensino á Distância que ganhou outros contornos após o período de pandemia e isolamento que estamos vivendo. "A crescente oferta de cursos ofertados através da modalidade de ensino a distância (EaD) acontece em especial após Decreto nº 9057, de 25 de maio de 2017, do Ministério da Educação (MEC) (2017, web ) que desburocratiza o processo de regulamentação de cursos." E para falar desse tema a gente convidou o Roy Schulenburg, Especialista em Design e Estratégia Corporativa e Mestre em Design que atua como assessor pedagógico da Univille, contribuindo para o desenvolvimento e a implantação de projetos pedagógicos e estratégicos. O M.A.D tem como objetivo provocar o debate e trazer assuntos que vem sendo tratados na academia entendendo como podemos aproximá-lo do mercado e dos profissionais de design. Diz aí pra gente você é daqueles que acha EAD inútil ou está curtindo essa adaptação dos cursos para os modelos EAD? M.A.D. Mercado e academia de design. Provocando diálogos necessários! ----------------------------- Livro Citado Pedagogia do Oprimido por Paulo Freire Como mentir com estatística por Darrell Heff ----------------------------- * Acesso nosso Telegram * https://bit.ly/3dOea2Y ----------------------------- Siga-nos nas redes sociais! Rafael Burity Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafaelburity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rafaelburity/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rafaelburity Thoz Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thoz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoz_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thoz_

Você está ouvindo o Mad, o podcast sobre a treta entre mercado e academia no mundo do design apresentado por Burity e Thoz, em um oferecimento do DesignTeam. O nosso episódio piloto é sobre um tema que está em alta, tardiamente, nos debates das comunidades, redes e etc. A tal da Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados, mais conhecida como LGPD. Segundo uma pesquisa da Serasa Experian, 75% das pessoas não sabem o que é a LGPD, isso é mais ou menos 156 milhões de brasileiros. E para falar desse tema a gente convidou o Cadu, Carlos Eduardo Nascimento Júnior (https://www.linkedin.com/in/loscaredu/), pesquisador mestrando da PUC-Rio e Lead UX Designer na Globo. O M.A.D tem como objetivo provocar o debate e trazer assuntos que vem sendo tratados na academia entendendo como podemos aproximá-lo do mercado e dos profissionais de design. Você acredita que a LGPD vai mudar completamente a dinâmica do trabalho com design nas empresas? M.A.D. Mercado e academia de design. Provocando diálogos necessários! ----------------------------- * Acesso nosso Telegram * https://bit.ly/3dOea2Y ----------------------------- Siga-nos nas redes sociais! Rafael Burity Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafaelburity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rafaelburity/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rafaelburity Thoz Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thoz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoz_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thoz_

Design comes down to you and being conscious about your design. If you consciously understand what business you want to be involved in then you can design it with the end in mind. Julie shares the key questions you need to ask to achieve working in the business you want to.   KEY TAKEAWAYS How do you want your business to look? Design your business with the end in mind. What business do you want to work with and in? Do you want to work on your own or with others? Where do you want to work from home or in the office? Do you want to have an information or product-based business? It’s up to you to design the business you want to be part of.   BEST MOMENTS ‘With design, it’s about designing your business with the end in mind’ ‘Do you want to build an empire?’   VALUABLE RESOURCES The Life-Changing Magic of Setting Goals book by Julie Hogbin   The Authorities - Julie Hogbin: Powerful Wisdom from Leaders in the field book by Julie Hogbin, Raymond Aaron, Marci Shimoff, Dr John Gray    ABOUT THE HOST Julie Hogbin I started my career within the accountancy profession, moving on into auditing, then Learning & Development where I have spent over 30 years.   In 2011 I threw everything up in the air and became a property investor via forex, trading and learning how to build websites & internet market whilst walking on fire

James Introcaso chats with David Hartlage of the DM David website about the history of D&D design. The post 133 – DM David on the History of D&D Design appeared first on Geekspective.

#DnD5E News = Christian Hoffer speculates that Icwind Dales is the next setting.  Also, you're told about D&D Live 2020 page.  In addition, find out where Mike Mearls is now. It laasts just over 39 minutes. Links: Mike Mearls is working full time on the D&D TTRPG D&D Live 2020 Page Is Dungeons & Dragons Heading to Icewind Dale for Their Next Adventure? Dungeons & Dragons Once Contained Copyrighted Cthulhu Content   Kickstarters: Cities of Myth (5e): Fallen Camelot Exalted Vales: Region and Campaign Guide for D&D 5th edition The Titans Trail: A Mech vs Kaiju 5e Expansion Module   Indiegogo: Island of Sorrow   Blogs: 5E Adventure Review: Shadows of Rith Keep How D&D Got an Initiative System Rooted in California House Rules   Podcasts: Economies in D&D Part 3 (Edition Wars 012) CRIT ACADEMY: DnD 5th Edition Weapon Perks Weapon Perks! DnDiscussions Episode 23 – Player Death DwDD – Dungeon Mastery for 5e with Greg Marks  

Exhibition of work from the art studio students at West Loop and Stafford locations. Juried for awards in 11 categories: Drawing, Painting (Acrylic and Watercolor), 2-D Design, 3-D Design, Ceramics, Sculpture, Life Drawing, Metal Arts, Digital Art and Photography.

Seyi Olusanya and Damilola Marcus are the founders of Dá Design Studio, a brand identity design studio from Lagos. Dá Design believes in pushing the boundaries of brand expression in Nigeria, testing the zeitgeist and most importantly, creating effective communication. On this episode we will talk about Damilola and Seyi’s journey as designers, about the formation of da design studio and about the iconic work created by the studio. We will also talk about the unique challenges and opportunities of operating a design studio in Nigeria. RELEVANT LINKS Dá Design Studio - https://dadesign.studio Lagos, Nigeria -en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagos University of Nigeria -unilag.edu.ng Nigerian Independence - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Nigeria#Independence RGB vs CMYK - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RGB_color_model vs en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMYK_color_model Yourba culture - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoruba_people Market March - https://dadesign.studio/work/marketmarch Pidgin - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pidgin Igbo People - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_people Kofe Club - https://dadesign.studio/work/thekofeclub Cowrywise - https://cowrywise.com Y Combinator - https://www.ycombinator.com Niara Symbol - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_naira Indian Rupees Symbol - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_rupee_sign Danfo Typeface - https://dadesign.studio/work/danfo-std Nollywood - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nollywood YabaTech - http://www.yabatech.edu.ng Dribbble Meetups - https://dribbble.com/meetups Ije Nwokorie - https://twitter.com/onyeije?lang=en Eddie Opara - https://www.pentagram.com/about/eddie-opara Osaze Amadasun - https://www.instagram.com/osaze_amadasun/ BINI playing cards - https://twitter.com/osaze_amadasun/status/1122189125388521474?s=20 The Fallacy Of The African Aesthetic - https://medium.com/@MarcusandAD/the-fallacy-of-the-african-aesthetic-149193cc846e Kerala Sari - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerala_sari

James Introcaso chats with David Hartlage of the DM David website about the history of D&D design.

Sculpture is the medium most commonly ignored by elementary art teachers. But your kids deserve to create in three dimensions, and Cassie has some ideas on how to bring some sculptural lessons into your classroom! Listen as she discusses her favorite materials and where to find them, her favorite projects to teach, and why your students love to sculpt.   Resources and Links  7 Contemporary Sculptors Your Students Should Know From Trash to Treasures The Ultimate Guide to Polymer Clay Incorporating 3-D Design at Any Grade Level

The medical and stroke industries can be complicated places. They have arcane jargon and complicated processes. And that's important. The detailed knowledge and industry shorthand helps folks within the field communicate quickly and clearly with each other to provide the best care possible. It's just different from what non-medical folks deal with. But is it really all that different? What I'm finding in my personal experience is that it has a lot more in common with my own field of Adult Learning & Development, sales skills training, and brand evangelism. For example, the corporate training field and the PT, OT, and Speech fields are all focused on helping folks develop or relearn skills and abilities. We're all working to rewire the brain so the learner/patient can do things they couldn't do before. The therapists rely more on rote memory and process repetition than the corporate trainers due, but it seems like there's an opportunity to study how best practices in each field can help the other. The ADDIE model is the traditional way instructional designers build learning content.It also applies to the way medical teams put together treatment plans for rehab. A -- Analyze the opportunity. What are we working with? What do we want to accomplish? What are the current capabilities of the learner/patient? What resources/limitations do we have to work with? How much time do we have? D -- Design the program. Based on the analysis, what sort of program is most appropriate? When and where will we deliver it? What tools will be part of it? What content will we include? D -- Develop the content/plan. Assemble the content and build the list of exercises and procedures. Who does what when? Build out the details of the plan I -- Implement the plan. Execute the training or treatment plan. E -- Evaluate the results. Did we achieve the results we set out to achieve? Did the different elements work the way we wanted them to? What did the learner/patient think? What worked well and what didn't work well? What should we do differently in the future? It's not just the training model that overlaps with the medical field. It's also the sales model. My OT the other day talked about "affordances." An affordance is what something does for you. For example a chair might be made from metal or vinyl and that could be the physical description. That's not the important part, though. What really matters is what the chair affords you the opportunity to do -- to sit and rest. I had never heard that term before, but in sales we talk about the same concept -- benefits. When selling computers, I teach people not to focus the the processor and RAM. That stuff doesn't matter. Focus instead on what that product does for the customer. How does it benefit them? How does it make there life better? How does it help them solve a problem or make their life better? That's the stuff that actually matters. The specs just support that. When it comes to therapy, I don't really care about my finger extensors. What I care about is being able to open my hand and release my grip on command. I don't care about my quads or my hamstrings. I care about being able to get myself someplace quickly, easily, safely, and painlessly. I care about what those muscles afford me the opportunity to do. I care about how they benefit me. Facebook I recently launched a Strokecast page on Facebook. You'll find reposts of these episodes and blog posts there. I'm also publishing Facebook Live videos there for more off the cuff discussion. Check it out here and click the Like button. Here's a sample: https://www.facebook.com/StrokeCast/videos/241473476461024/ Hack of the week One challenge when I'm I'm running errands or getting coffee is that I have only one functional hand, and it's usually holding my cane. If I need to pick something up, where do I put my cane? I picked up a cane clip that I move from cane-to-cane depending on my mood. You can find the one I uses here (affiliate link). It makes it easy to hang my cane on my belt, waist band, or even pocket so I can pick up my coffee at the counter and carry it to my table without dropping my cane in the process. Where do we go from here? How does your experience with the medical industry align with practices in your own career? Let us know in the comments here. If you use a cane, check out cane clip options. Visit the Strokecast page on Facebook and give it a like. Don't get best...get better.

In this episode I share one simple strategic question that changed my entire mindset for 2018.   “Why are you the best at what you do?”     It got me thinking about humility (low importance of self) vs. boldness, courage, and confidence.   I'm the best because I'm the execution girl. I go first, ask questions later, because perfection doesn't exist.     In helping you figure out why you're the best, I want you to be BOLD:     B- Belief unwaveringly in yourself and products/services O- Own only your own reactions L- Lead a deeper movement D- Design an execution plan for the first quarter     Need help? Visit www.lisapezik.com

Where are you right now At home In the car In a coffee shop At school It doesn t matter. Wherever you are, with a small piece of consumer electronic equipment you could also be sitting at the table with Peter Ricchiuti at Commander s Palace. Or Peter could be sitting next to you in the car, or in your kitchen. This cutting edge hologram technology is based in what s called Virtual Reality. It s not science fiction. It s coming soon to a Best Buy near you. One of the pioneers of Virtual Reality in New Orleans is Peter s guest today on Out to Lunch Ryan Becnel from R and D Design. When you re in Best Buy looking at the boxes of VR equipment, the boxes might be looking back at you. That s courtesy of cutting edge consumer behavior observation technology from a New Orleans company called Grok and Banter. The company s founder, Staacy Cannon, is also Peter s guest on this edition of Out to Lunch. We re talking cutting edge technology that s changing the virtual world and the real world, from right here in New Orleans, on Out to Lunch. Photos at Commander s Palace restaurant by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Immortal Amiga Episode 6 - Amiga Week Episode 2/3 ! Track Listing : Big thanks to Amiga Music Preservation http://amp.dascene.net/ 20 years - AlMo - discodreaming - Jester - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=3752 dreams ii - Dan - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=1523 free flow - DX0 - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=2330 polyester - Radix - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=6071 forest of silence - Estrayk - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=2539 skelma - Heatbeat - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=3268 starship 2020 - 4-Mat - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=10 snap to d beat - Johnny Z. - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=3838 irresistible - Nation - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=5259 light time - C-Rad - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=886 magic changes - Dipa - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=1894 energyfromsun - Timer - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=7588 brainfood #20 - Dascon - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=1619 disko.zak - Dalezy - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=1512 abracadabra - Puzon - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=10543 crayfish party 2 - D-Design and Lizardking - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=1480 and http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=4310 drunk track #04 - Lucifer - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=4386 h.a.m.s - Chipper - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=1078 night flight - Firefox - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=2705 spooky castle - Unknown :) spindizzy - Jayce - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=3678 the chip symphony 3 - Danthalian - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=1562 i'm gonna be a monkey - ISO - http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=3556 Thanks for listening :) Created for Immortal C64 by Steve Butterworth @sbutterworth I can be found on Twitter at Retrograde77 / email : akumadesigns at gmail.com and also on Commodore is Awesome's IRC : irc.abime.net #awesome. awesome.commodore.me

This week on The Oh Beep! Geocaching Podcast we ask should there be a limit put on the number of caches you can hide? What is the oddest thing you've found while out caching? Feedback, News & Events and Video of the Week... Contact us at feedback@ohbeep.com, or go to www.ohbeep.com Last Week... Terrachache...3 days to find a sonic screwdriver Doctor Who's Sonic Screwdriver by sfcchaz. LC7R4 Whats the oddest thing you've found when out caching? For us it was ladies underwear.  Some of the answers from social media: UK Geocacher I have found two safes. Clearly taken to the wilderness to be ‘opened in private’ after their owners forgot the keys.  One was in Cambridge and the other in Reading. The only common denominator was me. They will never take me alive. Lisa George A pair of manikin legs! SangueG  lol, the mind boggles, but I found something very similar too :D ... What made our find funnier was what was next to it, what does Eore get up to? Was your find out in a wood?    Because of Geocaching... Feedback... From Corey Stevens - Here's a question for Dr. D(uck). If you were to create a cache that is rated a 5/5, what would it be like? From Scott Berks - Hey Guys, It's Scott Berks from the Chicago Geocacher Podcast, and one of the creators of going "full tangent" on a geocaching podcast. It's nice to hear (re: ep 22) that as we are on our way out, that tangents will continue on a geocaching podcast. Yes, you can steal that from us. The tangents made me laugh. Nice work! Dr.D(uck) your voice is great. I meant that as a complete compliment on my podcast. Along with your accent, it cracks me up. Don't change a thing. Question for Doctor D... Who's your doctor? Mine's Peter Davison. Although technically, my first episode was Tom Bakers last (Logopolis). So who is it technically? Tom or Peter? Discuss.(see how I created a tangent right there?) Great show guys. Sophie's absolutely adorable. Someone punch dad while on air for me. News & Events... Grub Over Yonderby Jacaru & Wemnog | GC4XHX0 | 12/04/2014 - The Peak District, United Kingdom Jacaru & Wemnog's Back To Basics Camping Eventby Jacaru Welcomes You To | GC4QM13 | 11/04/2014 - The Peak District, United Kingdom Northants Natters Sweet #16by gingermaceinuk | GC50V26 | 08/04/2014 - Northampton, United Kingdom FERRY MEADOWS RUMBLEby gladstone8 | GC4Z7YB | 12/04/2014 - Peterborough, United Kingdom BBH#76 Bordering on the Carelessby Simply Paul | GC49CTP | 14/04/2014 - Aylesbury, United Kingdom Anglo-Irish Meet & Greetby sarahmur | GC4YX0Q | 13/04/2014 - Saffron Walden, United Kingdom THE CUNNING CACHERS APRIL MEET.by The Teddies | GC50YTN | 08/04/2014 - Newbury, United Kingdom Other News... Dr Who enthusiast erects full-size Dalek in his Muddiford garden By NDJDawn  |  Posted: March 05, 2014 Story from The North Devon Journal A full-scale Dalek has appeared outside a cottage in Muddiford, attracting the attention of Dr Who enthusiasts across the county. Phil Stroud, 65, built the Dalek seven years ago as a project with Barnstaple Youth House and as an avid Dr Who fan celebrated the 50th anniversary by putting the character on display. The figure currently looks out onto the road, which has surprised many passers-by and it has even been registered on a geocaching website. "The Dalek has become like the camel statues on the motorway, I suppose it is a bit of landmark now," said Phil. "I built it with the youth house years back; it took a couple of months to build. And when there was a commotion about the Dr Who 50th anniversary over Christmas, I thought this would be the perfect time to put it on show. "I was a bit sneaky when I took the Dalek out of the garage, it was late in the evening and I had to bring the sculpture out in pieces and assemble it in the garden." "I originally put it outside thinking it would just stay for a few weeks. Now it has drawn so much attention, I suppose I'm stuck with it." Phil has been sculpting and creating props throughout his life and career, following his study of 3-D Design at the Guildford School of Art, he went on to create work for artist David Mach and even created a sculpture for the Imperial War Museum. The Dalek figure is functional and has been used for fundraising events in Devon with the Barnstaple Youth House, and it was even entered into a dancing competition. "I took the Dalek to a Dr Who themed dancing competition in Torquay a while back too and won a prize," said Phil. "We had the theme music and people saying 'exterminate', it was brilliant." "So many people have stopped by the house and asked me about it, one man even offered to buy it; of course I told him it wasn't for sale. But then he showed me a photo of one he was building himself which is great." "I will keep the Dalek in front of my house now for as long as I can." Treasure hunt for the Wolds project Story from The Louth Leader The community heritage project Down Your Wold is appealing for volunteers to help lay heritage related geocaches at various locations throughout the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Geocaching is known as a modern day treasure hunt where participants use their smart phone’s GPS system to navigate through clues to find a hidden container. Down Your Wold project officer, Sam Phillips, said: “The training sessions are open to people who would like to lay a geocache in their village or favourite Wolds walk. “It is hoped that the hidden treasure will encourage people to enjoy the countryside, explore our wonderful Wolds villages and learn more about the fascinating heritage of our local landscape.” Anyone wanting to be involved or interested to learn more is invited to attend one of four training sessions planned this April. The two hour training session will be provided by Mike Eckersley, Chairman of Market Rasen Walkers are Welcome. The session will include an introduction for beginners followed by an opportunity for volunteers to sign up to a location and become part of this exciting initiative. The training sessions will take place on the following dates; volunteers only need to attend one session - Wednesday April 9 Afternoon session in Walesby Village Hall at 1.30pm. Evening session in Nettleton Village Hall at 6.30pm. Friday April 25 Afternoon session in the Orchard Gallery at Gunby Hall and Gardens at 1.30pm. Evening Session in Hemingby Village Hall at 6.30pm. Parking is available at all venues and refreshments will be provided. For more information on Down Your Wold please visit www.down-your-wold.co.uk or call 01507 609740. The Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is a nationally important and protected landscape, 216 square miles (558 sq km) was designated an AONB in 1973. Website... www.geocacherscompass.com - Created by Mark and Stacie Weber and Chris Farris.  You will not only find information here, but step-by-step instructions about how to Geocache and other related subjects. Video of the week... Cool Electronic Geocache - Geocachespoilers. http://youtu.be/h_rDId45aLc Limiting Cache Owner Hides Debate... For: Can help reduction of saturation in an area - allowing more opportunity for others Someone else may have an idea that works better in an area that has been monopolised by one person May make maintenance easier -  less caches to maintain could make it quicker and easier to do so It may help improve quality - why waste your limited hides on bad caches/locations If the limit is reached and the CO want's to put another cache out, then they archive one they already have out.  This releases an area for someone else.  It helps refresh areas for hunters. For every person who leaves the game because of such a rule, more will fill the void Against: People should be allowed to hide as many as they want - its their time, money and effort There are always ways around these things - multiple accounts, etc.  So, whats the point? If one listing site imposes this rule, then people will move to another that doesn't If its just about quality - finders can limit their search criteria (by favourite points for example) Without people willing to hide caches, there is no game - they should be encouraged, not discouraged Where is the evidence for reduced quality/maintenance resulting from the number of hides a CO has? Feedback on this: Tony Liddell Difficult one. I think not, provided you're prepared to keep up the maintenance Mark Pickard Agree with Tony Liddell with out co's the game would die! It amazes me the number of ppl with a 1000+ finds that don't own a single cache, surely it can't be a case of take take take all the time? But that's a different topic Karl Brydon Quality and maintenance is more important - no limit on good, well paced, interesting and maintained caches. All other caches should be limited to none Mark Pickard But then on the subject of maintenence, how difficult is it to carry a few spare logs around with you? I'm amazed that a large proportion of folk don't, I know for a fact I have a full log in 1 of my caches but a certain thing called real life has meant I haven't been able to get to it to replace it yet, and I appreciate it when they do get swapped for me as it gives me a little more time to go caching myself UKGeocacher Yes. Approx 10% of your total finds. This ensures that you know what makes a quality hide. Also 2 many maint becomes a problem Sarah Clark: I don't think there should be a limit but I do think COs need to be responsible. If you can't maintain what you have then you shouldn't be making new hides. the Monkey King: There shouldn't be a limit, otherwise there wouldn't be any more caches to find. On the other hand, if a CO is hiding really bad caches, then there should be a limit so as to improve the caches being hidden. More caches, better caches. Next Week... The first Oh Beep! pub quiz...

Estava dando uma passada pelos corredores de pôsters do 7° P&D Design acompanhado de José Pirauá e um pôster nos chamou muito a atenção pela pequena quantidade de textos e minimalismo. Ficamos encafifados e voltamos ao pôster mais tarde para conversar com a autora Carolina Calomeno. Uma proposta de análise de infográficos da guerra do iraque [PDF] 256 kb A explicação de Carolina sobre o pôster foi muito interessante. Ela mostrou como a aplicação das categorias de análise semióticas servem para entender a construção do significado superficial do infográfico (os elementos visuais que o compôem e suas interrelações). Entretanto, fomos além desse trabalho e discutimos um tópico espinhoso: o viés político do infográfico em questão, no caso sobre a invasão do Iraque; adivinha quem estava sendo favorecido? Semiótica aplicada à infografia [MP3] 15 minutos 2 Mb O infográfico em questão é de autoria de Renata Chabetai e foi publicado na Revista Época.Comente este post

Hugo Sant´ana apresentou um pôster interessantíssimo no 7° P&D Design sobre o papel da moda na formação da identidade do sujeito. Para Hugo, escolhemos o design dos artefatos que usamos com base nas tendências da moda vigentes no grupo em que desejamos ser aceitos ou incluídos. A moda influencia os móvies de nossas casas, nossos carros, nossos websites, nossos telefones celulares e, principalmente, nossas roupas. Designers gostam de vestir roupas fora da moda padrão com o objetivo de se diferenciar, mas no congresso de Design ficou nítido que mesmo os mais ousados não estavam sós, ou seja, estavam identificados com um determinado grupo social. O próprio Hugo, por exemplo, era um dos poucos que estava vestido com vestimentas consideradas formais em nossa sociedade (veja na foto), mas certamente não estava sozinho. Certamente queria reforçar com sua indumentária o profissionalismo de sua pesquisa, uma das mais bem embasadas que encontrei em todo o P&D. Confira o bate-papo com ele sobre o assunto: Moda e identidade social [MP3] 10 minutos - 1,8 Mb Comente este post

Claudia Bordin Rodrigues, minha colega de mestrado, apresentou um artigo no 7° P&D Design intitulado "Dimensões sociais e culturais no design de interação: algumas considerações para a teoria e prática do design". A Claudia fala da importância de perceber as ideologias e práticas que os artefatos interativos encerram em suas propriedades materiais e simbólicas. Para o designer, isso só seria possível fazer de forma satisfatória se o designer entrasse na cultura onde está imerso o artefato. Entretanto, ao contrário de abordagens reducionistas e estereotipadas como a comentada na minha análise da Wikipedia, a Claudia está procurando reconhecer o outro em suas particularidades através de Clifford Geertz. Ouça a apresentação e a discussão subsequente em cima do polêmico iPod: Dimensões sociais e culturais no design de interação: algumas considerações para a teoria e prática do design [MP3] 33 minutos Comente este post

Caio Vassão apresentou um artigo no 7° P&D Design intitulado "Design de Interação: uma ecologia de interfaces", que me chamou a atenção pela originalidade da abordagem. No Senac/SP, Caio integra a equipe de pesquisadores do Laboratório de Tecnologia de Design de Interfaces, que procura abordar a computação móvel e ubíqua a partir de uma perspectiva ecológica e sociológica. Caio recupera as idéias de McLuhan e seu seguidor, Neil Postman, para argumentar que é preciso encarar as mídias interligadas entre si e funcionando em função dos processos sociais. Isso implica no designer adotar uma postura de antropólogo. É um trabalho que visa fundamentar uma postura verdadeiramente humanista para a produção tecnológica: Design de Interação: uma ecologia de interfaces [MP3] 15 minutos Comente este post

Luiz Agner, professor de design de interface está lançando seu livro Ergodesign e Arquitetura de Informação: Trabalhando com o usuário no 7° P&D Design. Aproveitei para bater um papo com ele sobre os assuntos do livro: conceitos de Arquitetura da Informação, processos de Arquitetura da Informação, testes de usabilidade e questões organizacionais. Lançamento de livro sobre Arquitetura da Informação [MP3] 8 minutos Além de entrevistado, Luiz Agner foi uma boa compania para o almoço durante o congresso.Comente este post

Nos corredores do 7° P&D Design, topei com José Pirauá, que pesquisa no mestrado em Design da UFPE uma ferramenta para avaliação estética no Web Design. Pirauá acredita que o julgamento estético depende de três dimensões: biológica, cultural e individual. Algumas coisas eu acho bonito porque isso é natural, algumas coisas eu acho bonito porque todos ao meu redor acham e outras coisas só eu acho bonito e mais ninguém. Acompanhe a breve discussão: Dimensões da estética na formação do gosto [MP3] 4 minutos Comente este post

Ao término da palestra de Wilson Kindlein Jr na abertura do 7° P&D Design, fiz-lhe algumas perguntas sobre as propriedades subjetivas dos materiais usados para fazer produtos. Eu estava particularmente interessado no papel dos materiais no design emocional e na propiciação. Estimulação emocional e propiciação de materiais [MP3] 3 minutos Em sua apresentação, Kindlein mostrou exemplos como o anel ao lado, com textura sintética de couro de arraia que, segundo as pesquisas do Laboratório da UFRGS, cria vínculo emocional com o usuário. Comente este post