Wearable trackers are believed to enhance users' self-knowledge, but their impact on the
relationship that people have with their own bodies is relatively unexplored. This study aims …

The arts and Human Computer Interaction (HCI) have a lot in common. As part of computer
science HCI is ground breaking, interdisciplinary and focused on the interactions that form …

In this pictorial paper, we present a series of drawing conversations held between two
humans, mediated by computational GAN models. We consider how this creative …

Tangible toolkits enable individuals to explore concepts through combining components
together and taking them apart. The strength and limitation of many e-textile toolkits is that …

Introspective (or first-person) methods are carving out their niche in experience design
research. Relevant epistemological conversations in recent years have led experience …

The conversational nature of sketches is a widespread topic of research. Understanding
drawing as a cognitive activity is commonly accepted, and many of the most extensively …

This pictorial paper presents design experimentations using drawing, watercolour and
storytelling as forms of speculation about artefacts and technologies. The use of watercolour …

I was not born a designer–sometime this identity shift must have happened. I was unaware
of it, and if asked, I would still not know how to define a “designer”. Drawing and sketching …

In qualitative research, visual methods often entail engaging with images as the subject of
analysis. Yet, images may be of value also as a means of analysis. This article reflects on …

The ongoing ecological crisis is the current biggest threat for our species. As we attempt to
address the situation through policy, interventions, and education, we urgently need to …