... pass it! How? The screen is dynamic and [potentially more] interactive - maybe we can use that to great effect? Think for example of text ... other way around this week, and that hints need no longer apply in the future, “the rasterizer has gotten that good, but not below ...

Forum topic - enne_son - 11 Aug 2005 - 6:46am - 76 comments - 0 attachments

... is also an option and, I believe cheaper. You could also apply to NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program if you’re interested in the more ...

Forum topic - axm - 18 Apr 2006 - 9:14am - 12 comments - 0 attachments

... craft from the art. Is there an opportunity for an interactive work, a projector, a computer and a keyboard inviting the audience ... paper and tack the lasercuts to the printed paper and then apply the whole lot painstakingly to the wall. Get a longish spirit-level and ...

Forum topic - Eric_West - 23 Mar 2006 - 11:29am - 40 comments - 0 attachments

... concerned with print and their software does not do interactive screen rendering. At some point in the Star Trek future, I also ... but perhaps in order to make that work I would have had to apply it consistently across all the letters in the font. I probably ...

Forum topic - raph - 25 Nov 2005 - 4:45pm - 25 comments - 1 attachment

... development. There is no reason why this can’t apply to fonts as well. If one follows this theory, then the ingredients ... results. Good organization, test settings, maybe even an interactive preview. Feature the “good stuff” prominently to avoid ...

Forum topic - mijlee - 12 Aug 2005 - 11:03am - 21 comments - 0 attachments