Five Disciplines of Innovation : SRI’s Approach to Innovation
A few weeks ago I attended a workshop by SRI International called the Five Disciplines of Innovation. SRI International is one of the world’s largest and most successful research institutes. The computer mouse, the first internet transmission, and the HDTV standard are all innovations that came from SRI. SRI was founded by Stanford University to support economic development and innovation [...]
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Food Font – Thanksgiving Alphabet Challenge!
This year is the first Thanksgiving Food Font challenge. Make a Thanksgiving alphabet, submit the pictures to the Food Font site, and we will send you a Food Font sticker. Your alphabet will be edited and loaded into the Food Font tool which will launch in early Winter 2013. You can print the alphabet checklists, then sit down at the [...]
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295 Posts Later : tinySplash bigView is Over One Year Old!
Last Fall I was on sabbatical from work, and spent part of the time rebuilding my website. I decided that I wanted to make a blog that focused on art and innovation related to alternative energy, food, and design. I made a commitment to post at least 4-5 things each week. I am pretty amazed when I look back on [...]
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Raw food, sunflowers, and Food Font! Food Font at the Root Cafe
On Saturday September 29th, Food Font will be at the Root Café event, a “Sunflower Affair.” This event is a 5 course raw/whole food dinner, and at the event people will be invited to make a letter out of raw food. After the letter is photographed – each person can then eat the letter. This is a ticket event, please [...]
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Alphabets made of String Beans, Cucumbers, and Yellow Cauliflower – Food Font at the RIPE! festival
This past weekend, Food Font was at the RIPE! Fest at the Cleveland Botanical Garden in Cleveland, OH. In the sun, rain, and hail – people stopped by to make letters out of local produce. On Saturday, two alphabets were made; one out of cucumbers and one out of broccoli and cauliflower. The cauliflower that we used is yellow and [...]
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