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Maker Faire 1 - SFIFF 0

In Geeky, I've Journal on 26 April 2006 tagged brandon hanvey, leonard lin, maker faire, nicole lee, redvsblue, sfiff, Tantek Çelik with no comments

I went to Maker Faire over the weekend with Tantek (and ran into Nicole, Brandon, Leonard and many others). We didn’t arrive until quite late due to a number of circumstances (including some protesting on Bill 42) and I have to say I was pretty disappointed. Not in the Faire but in myself for not [...]

Connecting with Comics and Dodging Dodgeball

In Uncategorized on 13 April 2006 tagged ape2006, brandon hanvey, Comic Relief, conference, eets, jamie, nicole lee, offpanel, okcancel, Sketches, soul jump, webcomics with no comments

APE was really great. It was my first comic convention and I met a ton of people who were creative in different ways than one might see in the design community - refreshing. Probably the coolest thing, next to seeing Matt Groening again, was checking out the booths and finding someone over a sketchbook behind [...]

LAPE3 POP

In Comic Relief, Game On, I've Journal on 4 April 2006 tagged ape2006, art, brandon hanvey, Comic Relief, conference, courtney patubo, e3, e32006, games, lap pop, min jung kim, nicole lee, nintendo, offpanel, robert kranzke, webcomics with 1 comment

This weekend, I’ll be at the Alternative Press Expo (APE) for the first time. I’m glad that there’s a strong independent creator community here in San Francisco and am looking forward to a different crowd from the design conferences. Brandon and Nicole have graciously offered to share their table with Min Jung, Courtney, Robert and [...]

Fray Cafe 6 - Tales of Immigration Officials

In I've Journal on 15 March 2006 tagged agendacide, fray, fray cafe, immigration, lappop, littleyellowdifferent, nicole lee, sxsw, sxsw2006, sxswi with no comments

Min Jung convinced me to partake in her upcoming Lap-Pop event. It’s supposed to be a convergence of Asian Americans and geekery, hosted by Locus Arts. The idea is to get some Asian American bloggers/photologgers to share their writing, art, photography and/or music. The first one was excellent and featured readings from Ernie, Glenda and [...]