It was a Dark and Stormy Night…
If you really want to see something just close your eyes.
Throughout the second half of 2003, I seemed to be visiting a lot of design studios, schools, and conferences. Design—especially interaction and experience design—was front and centre in my consciousness. That is what I talked about in my presentations, and that is what dominated the conversations I had with the people I met. One such conversation was with my friend Alex Manu, who teaches at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto. We had a long lunch where I did my best to explain to him how I was thinking about sketching in the context of experience design. I was hoping to extract some kind of reality check from him. Did any of ...
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