Time for another round free e-book giveaways. Three of my works will be free to download from 15th-19th April (specific times below). Click the links below to get your copy before time runs out:
Sydney-siders can head over to Newtown to Garden Lounge Creative Space, where several copies of my books are available for sale. They have a great selection of books, specialising in poetry.
Or drop by and see one of the many events running there including live music and poetry readings, not to mention great coffee!
”All the best games are easy to learn and difficult to master.” – so says Bushnell’s Law, a term coined from Atari founder Nolan Bushnell on the subject of video game design. My LinkedIn profile depicts me as BIM Operator but mentions nothing of my personal hobby of playing video games. The aforementioned quote is famous among gamers, and of late I’ve thought about how it weaves its way into the principles of drafting and document delivery. The mention of ’BIM’ or ’Revit’ no longer spreads glassy stares across members of our industry so much so that the concept of a ’draftsman’ is as dead in the water as the once imperitive AutoCAD. But how did we get here? How have new technologies improved workflow, and what advancements can we anticipate in the future? The same was certainly said when we put down our set-squares and turned to keyboards and now, having leapt further down the rabbit hole into 3D, we must ask it again.