Pecha Kucha Night

Nate Archer – Canada – DesignBoom Iris Saar Isaacs + Jane Barwick – jewellery + graphic design collaborators David Pidgeon – graphic design Elisabetta Scantamburlo – Italy – art director Horse Bazaar – playing cool digital stuff before and after the presentations James Gardiner – architect Dirk Wynants – Belgium – industrial designer Britt Salt […]

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

Nate Archer – Canada – DesignBoom
Iris Saar Isaacs + Jane Barwick – jewellery + graphic design collaborators
David Pidgeon – graphic design
Elisabetta Scantamburlo – Italy – art director

Horse Bazaar – playing cool digital stuff before and after the presentations

James Gardiner – architect
Dirk Wynants – Belgium – industrial designer
Britt Salt – artist
Dik Jarman – animator

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