Tuesday, 4 June 2013
Cardboard record player
Sunday, 24 February 2013
LEGO decal
First attempt to create Lego decal, using a template from http://www.minifigcustomizationnetwork.com/templatecentral. Linton wanted Captain Cody and Black Spiderman; Clyde decided to do own custom design:
These are the Lightning Lads, who subsequently starred in their own photo-cartoon story. Here are a couple of scenes:
These are the Lightning Lads, who subsequently starred in their own photo-cartoon story. Here are a couple of scenes:
| Ready for action |
| Raiding the bank |
Location:
London, UK
Thursday, 1 November 2012
XX GameJam 2012
| Brainstorming in Mind Candy office |
Second year BSc Computer Games Programming student Nikki Gordon’s team came second with "The Dastardly Carillon" developed in Unity … Nikki created all the sound effects using Reason.
Fiona French mentored one of the other teams, helping to develop "Tick Tock Terror".
Links: http://www.thinkmakeplay.co.uk/blog/?p=189
Press: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20186937
Labels:
ada lovelace,
computer games,
female,
game,
gamejam,
gameplay,
WiG
Location:
London
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Ada Lovelace Day 2012
ALD 2012 at IET London
- Excellent short set from Helen Keen (This is Rocket Science);
- a tribute to the Shark Lady, Eugenie Clark, from Helen Scales, marine biologist and seahorse expert;
- theramin with robots from Sarah Angliss;
- Ada trivia from Sydney Padua, creator of The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage ;
- witty ideas about the possibility of a female Brian Cox from Gia Milinovich;
- physics experiments with Suzie Sheehy;
- and streams of thought on our relationship with technology from Alice Bell ...
- ... compered by Helen Arney.
Monday, 3 September 2012
EMF camp 2012

The first EMF Camp (https://www.emfcamp.org/) in Pineham Park - blacksmithing, soldering, hammock-knotting, SuperCollider, lock-picking, stoves from beercans, hacking the Tilda (http://blog.emfcamp.org/) - otters running along the canal underneath the M1...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/greenrocket/sets/72157631365691028/
Labels:
craft,
diy,
Electromagnetic Field,
embedded technology,
EMF,
festival,
hack,
workshop
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