DLB just finished creating an installation for a Seattle exhibit based on the colors of shipping crates at Seattle's port.
The booth features custom software that colors the the user's picture in the palette of the Seattle port. We'll post more about the project and how the booth works later, but we wanted to share an image we took from the booth while setting up.
If you happen to read BlogLESS from the Seattle area, we encourage you to stop by!
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Andrea — Sep 1, 2011
New work by Swiss artist Zimoun is further proof that the simplest of materials and technologies, imaginatively utilized and carefully assembled, can produce delightful, captivating experiences.
(More on Zimoun's Zimoun's vimeo page.)
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Andrea — Jun 14, 2011
A random collection of how-to's.
1. How To Raise An Ethical Issue At Work: 3 tips from HBR
1. Treat the conflict as a business issue. Present the issue as you would any other business issue: provide sufficient detail, tailor your message to the audience, and deliver it in an appropriate context.
2. Recognize that it's part of your job. Ethical issues may feel like a distraction from "real" work, but identifying, thinking through, and acting on them are part of everyone's job.
3. Be yourself. Don't assume that you have to be confrontational, assertive, or courageous to bring up an ethical issue. The best approach is to be yourself and use a style you are comfortable with.
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Andrea — Feb 22, 2011
