The Hickensian

12.11.08

Geek in the Park talk

It was such a long time ago that I spoke at Geek in the Park on the subject of “Pixel Pushing”, and I’m finally getting around to posting the resources now! Tardy.

If anyone still wants it, the talk is available in the following formats:

Slides in PDF format (8.5mb).
The audio of the talk is available on the official site
A HTML Transcript by CastingWords (sponsored by Opera ;o) ). Reading back the original transcript was quite painful, as it highlighted how many times I say “so…” and (laughs) amongst other waffle. It’s all good self-critical feedback for future talks though.
All links mentioned are on delicious. Please note the delicious link on the PDF slides is wrong!

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No.1

Alan said 233 days ago:

The PDF link requires a login for slideshare. Would it be possible if you hosted the file somewhere else?

No.2

trovster said 233 days ago:

Thanks for coming Jon, it made for a good evening. Shame about the weather! Hopefully it’ll be better next year.

No.3

Jon Hicks said 233 days ago:

Alan – sorry, didn’t realise that. I’ve uploaded it to my server!

No.4

Alvaro said 233 days ago:

Thanks Jon, this is a fantastic presentation. Now I have it clearer in my mind.

No.5

Brad C said 233 days ago:

Really enjoyed that talk. Also appreciate you posting your slides and links here to follow along, it was like I was there.

No.6

Neil Scott said 233 days ago:

Very interesting and informative stuff.

I am particularly interested in the semiotics side of design and was wondering if you know whether that formassembly.com data still exists on the web?

No.7

Jon Hicks said 233 days ago:

@Neil – yep, it’s in the links!

No.8

Neil Scott said 232 days ago:

Ah, sorry, thank you! Endlessly fascinating.

No.9

Tamas Csakanyosi said 231 days ago:

thanks for the presentation!

as a matter of fact i really wonder how and why you chose that map on page 18/55?

it depicts Hungary where i am from

you made my day, thanks!

No.10

Sitelab said 225 days ago:

That was so awesome! I had watched some videos on 3dbuzz about drawing characters and I had never related it to being able to draw the silverback gorilla. Very cool. Thanks for the good links aswell, the favicon one was good!