And of course, I'll be talking about general painting/color mixing techniques that are applicable beyond thermochromic inks. Here are a few (non-thermochromic) paintings I've made!
Curious about painting? How about color-changing paintings?? I'm hosting this 3-week thermochromic painting workshop with the @MITMuseum! We provide the materials, no painting experience required 🎨 Make + take home a unique work of art!
tickets 👉 https://t.co/Y98TqvSJGd
Big news!! This year, ACM SIGCHI joins SIGGRAPH as an SCF co-sponsor. Thanks to SIGCHI co-sponsorship, for the first time ever, SCF will be using PCS for paper submissions.
We are so excited to see the SCF community grow with researchers from diverse fields 🌱
Mark your calendars! The 2026 ACM Symposium on Computational Fabrication (SCF) will be taking place from December 6-8 at The University of Tokyo 🇯🇵🍡✨ Please check our website for more details on important dates: https://t.co/ZWG5oKyvWB
We look forward to your submissions!
ICYMI, my talk is up on the @BrownVisualComp YouTube channel! 📺https://t.co/VTixmfvD3b
Thank you again for giving me the opportunity to talk about my research and for the lovely conversations that followed! ☺️
also since I'm now hopping on the research talk circuit, I've decided to make a new professional (??) animated profile pic
(shout-out to my partner Brian for knowing exactly how to position the camera according to my specifications 😆)
The BVC Seminar will host @tichaesque this Friday at 12pm Eastern! Tune in to Ticha's talk, "Engineering Expressive Technologies" live on the BVC YouTube channel
There's only so much that I can say in 280 characters, so come to our talks and visit our demo booths (and take home your own barrier-grid animation fidget toy 😉)! See you in Busan~ 🇰🇷
Lots of exciting things happening at UIST this year!! I've had the pleasure of being Community Co-Chair with @formanfunction and will be moderating the Women's Lunch Panel on 9/29! ✨ We have a fabulous set of panelists across academia & industry. Join us! 👩🏻🔬👩🏾💻 (poster by Jack!)
I really should make a longer thread about FabObscura once I get around to it...until then, here's a GIF of a parallax-based animation that we made with the system! (s/o to Rufus Butler Seder for sharing the animation with me)
Barrier-grid animations are a clever way to create a moving picture that doesn’t actually move — w/o electronics.
MIT's "FabObscura" software helps you produce bolder designs for these displays, which can be attached to objects in homes, stores, & more: https://t.co/TTO2CCZFj7
+ special thanks to @arvindsatya1 and @JustinMSolomon for co-coadvising me on this project & expanding my brain in different directions, and ofc thanks to my advisor Stefanie for always supporting my weird ideas