Monthly Archives: September 2012

So I have always had a thing for the steampunk sub-culture. So when I started searching the maker faire website the steampunk category instantly knew what I was gonna write about. So out of all the makers shown in the category I was interested … Continue reading →

When I first saw a 3D printer, I thought it was the coolest thing ever. While looking through the Maker Faire site, one project stood out to me and that was a 3D printer that can basically print chocolate, Chocolate 3D … Continue reading →

Captain’s Log: So I was checking out the Maker Faire and a project I saw that really interested me was this guy whose making a robot with all its pieces being 3D printed except the motors(I’m not really sure). http://makeprojects.com/Project/InMoov-The-Robot-You-Can-3D-Print/2385/1#.UFs8S3CEOat … Continue reading →

So read a bit about Bing Gordon and found his take on games to be interesting. In his mind, he viewed them as learning experiences; something that you could take and apply in life. Learning about things and other people … Continue reading →

From the Bill Mogriddes’ book designing interaction the person I choose to write about who contributed to his book is Will Wright. As some of you may know Will Wright is a well known and highly regarded game designer who’s … Continue reading →

At the risk of appearing to be a sheeple, I’ve decided to focus on Will Wright. This man is amazing in so many ways, people don’t always take the things he’s managed into consideration if one of his titles (*cough*SPORE*cough*) … Continue reading →

WILL WRIGHT hes’s a recognizable video game designer mostly known from the wildly popular Sims franchise. not only did it sold millions worldwide, he created this fully interactive game were you the player control the lives of many people but you also create real … Continue reading →

Having played the sims for years and loving the series since I was about…  5 years old, having the option to pick its creator was a definite thing to do, so it comes to no surprise that I ended up … Continue reading →

Jun Rekimoto works in the Interaction Laboratory of Sony Computer Science Laboratories. In the lab he directs projects that incorporate the use of devices to help the user do everyday task. He also has great interest in changing the why humans interact … Continue reading →