After a recent round of interviews for an interp developer role, I was struck by how often I was told that ‘putting things in context’ or ‘making things relevant to the audience’ was the best way to communicate difficult concepts. … Continue reading
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Science Fiction you say? Books you say? Exhibition you say? Yes, I too was a little more than excited to go and visit the British Library’s Sci-Fi exhibition. I won’t go into too much detail here, other than it was … Continue reading
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Recently displayed at the RS Summer Show, these penguins use biomechanical principles to move gracioiusly through the sky. From: Tom S Found: Festo HQ
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Airspace Rebooted from ItoWorld on Vimeo. As we have seen in the past, aircraft flight paths make for some amazing visuals. Here is what happens when an an entire continent of aircraft is grounded, and then take of again. Found Gizmodo
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Awesome enrichment interpretation at London Zoo. Installed as part of an interpretive refresh of the big cats area. Materials; blackboard with permanent chalk marker. Illustrations were created by Tom Sears, and the concept is based on the giant blackboards keepers … Continue reading
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I found this whilst searching for inspiration and A/V project at work. For a student film it is just fantastic and really picks up the important aspects of old filming – trying to envoke emotion and humour with no sound or words, … Continue reading
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Beards, beards, beards. I really like them – they show grace, cover ugly and impart false authority.Â
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xkcd.com have posted a great comic version of a circuit diagram. Just add it to the stack of evidence supporting the fact that good illustration can make anything interesting. It also confirms my suspicion that computers run on tears. Found: Gizmodo.com Source: xkcd.com
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In the Rococo Gardens, Gloucestershire, UK, a felled tree gives up its history. Â Great idea and so very nearly well delivered – a bit more raz-a-ma-taz and this coud be a great piece of environmental interpretation. Rococo Gardens
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Japanese flick book which creates a rainbow when in motion – super cool! From gizmodo