Larry Asher demoing the Vive.
On Thursday, July 14th, I ran a workshop at Seattle’s School of Visual Concepts: Understanding Our New Reality: An Introduction to VR/AR/MR, and it went REALLY GREAT! Special thanks to Valve for providing the Vive used for the class!
Say Something Worth Stealing was featured in AIGA’s Eye on Design as one of the top 7 design podcasts you should be listening to.
Illustration by Martina Paukova
Thinking about starting a podcast? I contributed thoughts to the AIGA Eye on Design companion article, Everything You Need to Know Before Starting a Design Podcast.
Photo by Christina Elsberry
Eric Rak and I spoke at CreativeMornings Seattle on May 20th. Our talk was called Smashing The Screen: Holographic Design and the New Reality, and if you’re interested in designing holographic experiences for Microsoft’s HoloLens, I’ll link to the video when it’s available.
UPDATE: Bad news. The generous team that records CreativeMornings lost the hard drive our talk was on, turning it into a real live case of “I guess you had to be there.”
I made a bot version of myself for Facebook Messenger. You can chat it up at http://m.me/davecurrybot.
Hurrah! Say Something Worth Stealing was featured as New & Noteworthy on the podcast front page of iTunes.
Improv, Not Screenplays: Iterative Holographic Design is an easy-to-consume article version of a presentation I gave at Microsoft’s Build Conference.
Here’s an old nugget. Way back in 2007 Jason Kottke held a celebrity Mii contest and I won with my “brilliant Zach Braff” interpretation. Hah!