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A Learner’s Experience of the VVVV + Projection Mapping course

October 27, 2011 in News by Lia Baron

Little bit late in posting this (busy busy), but: a couple of weekends ago I was lucky enough to grab a spot on an amazing projection mapping course at Madlab, run by Elliot Woods. I’ve been hankering after doing more large-scale work, especially after the Tate projection I did a while ago, so when I saw this course come up I jumped at the chance.

The software that handles everything is called vvvv, and it basically looks like this (yep, no interface):

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Tags: interactive, omniversity, vvvv, workshop
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by Lia Baron

Web Design Foundations – One Learner’s Tale

March 15, 2011 in News by Lia Baron

I think it’s time I told the world something.

I was a HTML virgin.

Yes indeed, immeasurable years in the IT business and I’d never learned to write HTML code by hand. I admit it, I used Frontpage and Frontpage extensions. I was responsible for putting bad non-compliant code on the web.

Brothers and sisters, I have seen the light, I have been converted and born again to the way of clean clear code and semantics. Can I get a hallelujah and a praise Tim Berners-Lee?

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Tags: CSS, HTML, madlab, omniversity, web design, workshop
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