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Design has the power to influence our core values, our identity, our expectations and our worldview. The conference offers designers, business leaders and government the opportunity to experience current design thinking.
Reshape your understanding of the value of design.
Upcoming: April 26-30
Designers, illustrators, photographers, design studios, collectives/crews, agencies, students, visual artists... you are welcome to submit an innovative, creative, exciting, personal and experimental artwork.
Deadline: February 20
The industry spring break! Compelling presentations from the brightest minds in emerging technology, exciting networking events hosted by industry leaders and an unbeatable line up of special programs.
Upcoming: March 12-16
Author Ethan Bodnar created over 30 unique tasks and gave each contributor (I was one) a task that was different from their typical work. Jumpstart your creativity!
(30 task cards included)
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It’s been a while since a flash experimental website surfaced. Have a look at the Bignothing. Send a message, receive one. Watch the wildly colorful animated backgrounds.
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I like the idea of this project. It invites random thought and expression and plays on our need for immediate communication. At the same time, there is something quite mysterious about sending messages into the void and receiving one back with no idea where it originated from.
“What if what you give is not contingent on what you receive? Who are you when you don’t define yourself in relation to others?”
Exciting concept, should be applied to everyday life. Small random acts of kindness distributed to anyone. The thing that makes this quite addictive if the anonymity of it all.