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Jeff Watson is an artist, designer, and Assistant Professor of Interactive Media and Games at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts.
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Author Archives: Jeff Watson
Radiation cats and atomic priesthoods: the Human Interference Task Force
The question of how to mark the places where we store nuclear waste such that people in the distant future won’t do things like build towns or nurseries or farms on top or inside of them is one of my … Continue reading
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Tagged future, gregory benford, human interference task force, nuclear waste, time, transmedia, yucca mountain
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MEML ambience – quietly making magic
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Revel: a geolocative app with an emphasis on play and public space – call for participation
PEG-LA co-conspirator Sarah Brin is one of the coordinators of Revel, “a public invitation to participate in fun, social, and adventurous challenges on streetcorners, in parks, and in all parts of town. [The Revel] iPhone app organizes missions by type … Continue reading
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Tagged cfp, challenges, groundcrew, participation, public space, revel, sarah brin
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Jen’s PUCK viz in the SCA lobby
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Trionfi.com: a massive, rambling archive of playing and fortune cards
Trionfi.com has got to be one of the most confusing and messy websites on the whole internet. It’s also a pretty amazing archive of thousands of playing and fortune card scans dating back to the 14th century. If you can … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, card decks, cards, history, web design
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Gloomy June
Gloomy June Continue reading