http://www.monsterfool.com/?p=90 Mother, Teacher, Writer, Traveler Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:00:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.monsterfool.com/?p=90&cpage=1#comment-198 Choicy White Boy » Monthly Newsletter — Month 23 Wed, 05 Sep 2007 04:46:09 +0000 http://www.monsterfool.com/?p=90#comment-198 [...] Of course, there was also SIGGRAPH itself. You didn’t make it to the expo area, despite my thoughts about using you as a “stuff” magnet. You did, however, go to the “Emerging Technologies” section but you were extremely disappointed at all the things we wouldn’t let you touch. There were a few things for you there including a light game that other attendees used to drive a turtle toward you to your delight, and some furniture that changed color as you sat on it. There was also the Guerilla Studio itself. You did get to play there. You wandered through the soundscape (and wound up on their website as a result.) You drew another masterpiece of wavy lines in the drawing circle, you made the “delay lama” sing in the audio section. You even played with an oversized inflatable monkey while Dad took in a lecture. You were even stopped outside the studio by a student artist who wanted to draw you, as she didn’t get the opportunity to do life drawing of toddlers much in college. [...] [...] Of course, there was also SIGGRAPH itself. You didn’t make it to the expo area, despite my thoughts about using you as a “stuff” magnet. You did, however, go to the “Emerging Technologies” section but you were extremely disappointed at all the things we wouldn’t let you touch. There were a few things for you there including a light game that other attendees used to drive a turtle toward you to your delight, and some furniture that changed color as you sat on it. There was also the Guerilla Studio itself. You did get to play there. You wandered through the soundscape (and wound up on their website as a result.) You drew another masterpiece of wavy lines in the drawing circle, you made the “delay lama” sing in the audio section. You even played with an oversized inflatable monkey while Dad took in a lecture. You were even stopped outside the studio by a student artist who wanted to draw you, as she didn’t get the opportunity to do life drawing of toddlers much in college. [...]

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