Yes, you! What did you notice . . . at AGI Chicago?

Design at the Olympics; First Impressions The Organic Paper Prisms of Jen Stark A Book You Could Live In; Olafur Eliasson's Lasercut "Your House" Why I'm in Love with Zocalo First-Person Mediator. Playing for Good With Videogame Peacemaker Speaking Delicately; the Cut Paper Eloquence of Hina Aoyama Need a Hero? Try Vestergaard Frandsen Slideshow of Cut-Paper Inspiration The Cool Kids Re-Invent the Newspaper; McSweeney's SF Panorama The Genius of the A4 Sheet: Peter Callesen

The input side of design is . . . noticing. It's the great, under-reported skill in the designer's skill set.

Here's an open call to all the students (and educators) at the AGI Student Design Conference in Chicago . . .

What did you notice? Show us in our gallery!

What did you draw/sculpt/create in a workshop . . . see up on the big screen . . . overhear or overglimpse among other students . . . what did you photograph on your cell phone, draw in your sketchbook, or text to a friend back home?

What did you see in The City of Big Shoulders that you were compelled to capture for your own work?

We saw you in the crowd . . . now let the world see what you were seeing!

Click on over to the 24-7 Design Heaven gallery and post your vision.

photo: Gregory Tyson Hanrahan

Posted by Rob Wittig on September 24, 2008 2:17 PM
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craigmclark says:
October 1, 2008
11:13 AM

Hey 247DH, I wrote a review of the AGI Conference at Rule29's blog, you can check it out here, http://makingcreativematter.com/. Thanks for all the hard work putting it together, I had a great time!

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