The Professor asks a Question: “Does Form have to Follow Organ Failure?”
“Why must design for a patient’s comfort be a sick joke?” When the Professor asked the above question in 2004, he did so as both a patient and as […]
Category Archives: Post-Market Product Alteration [PMPA]
The Professor Speaketh: the International Design Conference in Aspen
In early 1996, esteemed colleague and designer-educator Thomas S. Bley invited The Professor to join with him in a presentation to be given the 6th of June at the International […]
The Professor Opines on “When Design Matters”
NOTE: The following article contains the first usage of the term “designer-hackers” that The Professor is aware of—a phrase that since The Professor first used it [see point 03 below] […]
The Professor Raves, Rants and Rages Against the Machine
The Professor has recently noticed that his hours and days trickle by slowly but the months and the years feel as if they race by. It’s part of the aging […]
The Professor was there: X Games 1999
15 Years ago this month, the Professor headed to the Embarcadero, the roadway that runs along San Francisco Bay, to go to the X Games. It started at […]
The Professor looks at the tampon box anew
[“tampon chandelier” courtesy of joana vasconcelos] The Professor met someone in Boise, Idaho who once reported that his Mom regularly used a Tampax® box to hide her best jewels and […]
The Professor runs a test
The Professor’s son likes airplanes so here’s a picture of an Emirates 777 and, besides, he was the one who first set up this platform for the capture, containment and […]
