This paper describes a mixed reality artwork for a children’s science museum in which participants become part of an imaginary ecology through three simultaneous perspectives of scale and agency.
We paired world-class game makers with Alaska Native storytellers and elders to create a game that delves deeply into the traditional lore of the Iñupiat people to present an experience like no other.
A method to create a pen that suits people’s preferences easily by using a 3D printer.
The energy in the place was indescribable and I felt like I belonged with people who were like-minded and cared about the same things.
I heard about the second annual conference in Bowling Green and showed some of my computer animation there. I have attended every SIGGRAPH annual summer conference since, except for the one in 1977, when I was on a trek in Nepal.
Having the chance to meet people who are passionate and dedicated is so inspiring! I always come back from the conference full of new ideas that keep me motivated to accomplished my dreams!
Even though I was already in the industry for several years, I realised that I knew very little about the CG industry at SIGGRAPH. SIGGRAPH opened my eyes up wide.