A number of MFA D+T thesis projects have been getting great press from tech blogs. Matt Ruby‘s Alt Ctrl made it to CreativeApplications, as did my fellow first years’ project Hypertext Remix, and Dong Yoon Park‘s Typography Insight made it to Gizmodo. Most exciting is Burcum Turkmen and Katie Koepfinger’s Emoti-Bots‘s coverage on Engadget! That’s basically like winning a grammy in MFA D+T. I am so happy for the girls because the project is awesome, but I am also excited that I was part of it (well, as a model at least ;)).
In case you missed the links:
Emoti-bots on Engadget
Emoti-bots project site