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2012

  • Thesis Weeks 1 & 2: Off to a Good Start
  • 2011

  • Forever
  • Pilot
  • ITP Winter Show 2011
  • Project Proposal: Swimming System
  • Alignment of Private, Personal and Public Data
  • Getting the Most from MetroCard
  • Manfred Mohr: Réflexions sur une Esthétique Programmeé
  • DIY Health: Physical Geography
  • Alain de Botton: On Pessimism
  • Goodbye to IrishData.org
  • Systems and Layers: Narrowing Focus
  • Systems and Layers: Observing Union Square
  • Charles Leadbeater: Perspective
  • Five Ethics For Design Research
  • Systems and Layers: Observing People
  • Systems and Layers: Network
  • Fantasy Self-Monitoring Devices
  • Year 2 at ITP: A Quick Update
  • I Don’t Miss You, iPhone
  • We Are Working On It
  • What’s Next - Why and So What
  • What’s Next - Process
  • Destinations
  • TEDx: Data Representation and Personal Narratives
  • Vito Acconci - Expression, Failure, Analysis, Refinement
  • Dennis Crowley - Just Build Stuff
  • Sharon Chang - If I Can Dream
  • Douglas Rushkoff - Born Tripping
  • Jaron Lanier - Genius
  • Global Nuclear Proliferation
  • 30 Days of Earthquakes as Sound
  • Memory Palace
  • From Over Here
  • Cancer, AIDS. 1981-2010
  • Portraits of Brooklyn’s Vietnam Veterans
  • Cancer, AIDS, Malaria, Obesity
  • simpleSlider
  • Contactability as Probability
  • Audio Story: Swimming
  • Big Cynical Games
  • The End of Format
  • Failing Completely at the Hourly Comic
  • Shaking off the Rust - Data Representation
  • Big Games - Headrush
  • The Wisdom of Crowds
  • Collective Storytelling - 6 Word Story
  • Collective Storytelling - 55 Word Story
  • Abacus
  • Dinosaurs No More: Newspapers Evolve
  • The Value of Information
  • Terracotta Warriors, Dublin, 1987
  • 2010

  • Photo+
  • Lost Generations
  • Value is Relative
  • Money for Nothing
  • 10 in 10 - Big Games
  • While at the Museum
  • ICM - Final Project Proposal
  • Photo Plus - Video Prototype
  • Physical Computing: Extending Physical Photos
  • Irish Data - Hello World
  • Designer’s Block
  • Data Visualisation Progress Report
  • A Trip on the M5
  • Power Plant
  • How to Make Bread, ITPexchange
  • Visual Intelligence
  • Building a Database of Useful Irish Data
  • Ireland as PDF
  • Multiple Sensors to Processing
  • What Happened?
  • TUIO/Reactivision Experiments
  • Why Photography Matters
  • Design for UNICEF - Rapid3W
  • Multipurpose Fun Machine
  • Design for UNICEF - Calling Pakistan
  • Design for UNICEF - Mobile Phone and a Radio
  • Brick and Ball Game - Beta
  • Light Theremin
  • The Obligatory Bouncing Balls Sketch
  • Design for UNICEF - BetterMap
  • Objects in Processing
  • Design for UNICEF - The Handover Problem
  • Fantasy Device Design - Magic Mirror
  • Scrap the Past
  • More Interactivity in Processing
  • Analogue Input with Arduino
  • Parsing XML and Displaying Images
  • Surrounded by Sensors
  • Solving Problems vs Stirring Emotions
  • Beginning Interaction in Processing
  • Digital Input and Output with Arduino
  • Simple Shapes in Processing
  • A Better University
  • Baffling Black Boxes
  • What I Learned at Flickr
  • Anticipation
  • What I Learned at Pixar
  • Moving to New York
  • A small photo of The Author with some lovely tea by way of a witty footer
    Paul May is a designer and UX consultant from Dublin, Ireland; he is currently a student at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). Feel free to directly (or you can use the contact form). You can also get him on twitter or flickr. Paul enjoys writing in the third person.