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Another great resource for research into experimental publications - the post-digital publishing archive! Check it out!
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Post-Digital Publishing Archive
Another great resource for research into experimental publications - the post-digital publishing archive! Check it out!

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Lin’s work is a mashup of plain text, RSS feeds, blog posts, Google searches, retrieved photographs, handwritten notes, images, etc. It is structured around google searches of the actor Heath Ledger and is a literal enactment of Bruno Latour’s ‘actor-network theory.’ A great example of the publication as artwork.
Experimentation
Playing with sewing with copper wire that I found in dad’s toolbox.
Final PDF Assessment 3: Survival Basics 101.
Snippets from our group’s Facebook convo

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Our group discussing what we could do for the publication back from Week 11.
Inspiration
“Mosconi’s Codex” from tv show White Collar. They pieced the pages from a chapter together to form one complete image. Really liked this puzzle/mysterious aesthetic where the drawings on each page look vague and confusing, yet when pieced together, make sense.
Research
http://www.scienceofpeople.com/2013/10/helpful-conversation-starters/
In our future, our people would be so unfamiliar to talking to people physically in-person that they wouldn’t know how to start a conversation and keep it going. In our current times, we’re still familiar with basic conversational skills, however in our far future right after the failure of electricity, the people would have very little idea on how to interact without hiding behind a screen.
This website was great as it reminded me and gave me ideas on good conversation starters and how to sustain it.