Plus one for this backpack. I absolutely love it! Has a place for my computer to fit comfortably, and it's lightweight with enough pockets.

heh could be worse. Not super helpful though in terms of concrete ways to do that. Do you have any further suggestions?

In the same vein, it also helps for the client to not get caught up in the details of the blog's content and stay focused on your blog's structural designs. Filling with real content is a good exercise to keep in mind how your product will be used, but I think it can be better to have an extremely neutral content for deliverables.

I've worked a bit with Unity and designed assets in Maya, for VR experiences. The lab I worked at is doing really amazing work in this field: http://projects.ict.usc.edu/mxr/

They've got some awesome downloads too that you can tinker with to adapt your own 3D worlds and view them right from mobile. Including 3D printable viewers!

I think augmented reality has the chance to take hold before pure VR, and I wonder what will come of that. Do you have any thoughts on this distinction?

I get pretty frustrated by quotes like this, "The art of the time became far more sophisticated, introducing concepts like perspective, and valuing realism like never before."

I think the most important thing to note here is "valuing realism." It's not that the art that came before was "less sophisticated", it's that values were different. I don't blame a minimalist painting for not being blown glass--they are different, and that doesn't make one more mature.

I would say two years ago realism was valued more (see this classic site http://www.flatvsrealism.com/ ), but I tend to think we're getting more 'sophisticated'.

Interesting to consider this in terms of Hitler's rejection from art school:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paintings_by_Adolf_Hitler

I tend to like that method too. Just doing it. Also I've found noiz.io (recently posted on DN) to be an awesome tool to help me focus.

Good luck on the quest to get back in the game!

Thanks for sharing! I've been looking into doing data viz, and Processing was one of the languages I was most intrigued by, and this kinda sealed the deal! Really appreciate your taking the time.

I really love her work! ++

It looks great! I love using Framer, and the examples continue to be ridiculously helpful!