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Started this discussion. Last reply by Alex Lavigne-Gagnon May 14, 2012. 2 Replies

I find the UX leaves a lot to be desired. Main problem for me: Navigability. Firstly, though, let me just say that it isn't obvious at all how to create a new discussion in the forums. The +Add…Continue

Tags: navigability, browsing, findability, interface, UI

Arduino Projects

Started May 8, 2012 0 Replies

I've recently become interested in the Arduino open-source electronics prototyping platform. I don't have any experience in these sorts of DIY projects, but the Arduino, to my knowledge, should be…Continue

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Design Concept: Writing-Without-Writing

In 2006-2007, I began a project called "Writing-Without-Writing". It consisted of a series of paintings, each of which was an example of the concept I invented of "Writing-Without-Writing".The paintings were abstractions that included a kind of intuitive writing, or automatic writing, which resembled mathematical notation, but…See More
May 9, 2012
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Alex Lavigne-Gagnon replied to Christopher Butler's discussion 'Writing + Design'
"I'm still not sure what "Design" means. I consider myself a "Designer", though technically I'm a visual artist, more particularly a professional painter. I can say this, though, which applies to my work as a painter: I…"
May 8, 2012

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Design Concept: Writing-Without-Writing

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In 2006-2007, I began a project called "Writing-Without-Writing". It consisted of a series of paintings, each of which was an example of the concept I invented of "Writing-Without-Writing".

The paintings were abstractions that included a kind of intuitive writing, or automatic writing, which resembled…

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