Be A Hero. Be Boring.

Love these posters by the designer Noma Bar an Israeli graphic designer, illustrator and artist, based in London. Bar's work has been described as "deceptively simple" yes it is and so beautiful with it. I love in particular as creative people how he plays with us and is such a joyous treat to our visual receptors especially his use of negative space. Great posters with a great message. Job done.

#Convid19 A Gentle Reminder.

Came across these little beauties from Carl Richards which really struck a cord with me. I'm sure with all of us in these strange and surreal times we look for answers. Without having a meltdown in overthinking I recently returned to my comfort zones a mix between Mr.Kipling Cherry Bakewells and yoga both have helped in equal measure. Perspective and calmness that wonderful balance captured. Thank you Carl for the reality check. #HatTip

Interactive tech gaming

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drawing some lines, playing with some balls - interactive line drawing . . . . . #mixedreality #creativecoding #mediaart #madewithunity #unity3d #code #multimediaart #new_media_art #interactiveinstallation #projectionmapping #projectionart #projection #physics #installationart #creativetechnology #codeart #interactivemedia #interactiveart #creativecode #animation #touchdesigner #videomapping #computergraphics #newmedia #opencv #artxcode #interactive #twentytwohalo #creative

A post shared by Roelof Knol (@roelofknol) on Mar 2, 2020 at 8:05am PST

How lovely is this? This interaction is so fluid and with this tech you can see the potential from a creative perspective for brands either in-store or at a PR event.