Augmented City 3D from Keiichi Matsuda on Vimeo.
It's worth looking at his website keiichimatsuda.com Any other thoughts about developments that might occurr. I was in Waterstones the other day then I went to the library and realised things were definitely changing. What is the future of the book. I popped into the Mac store which was heaving with a wide range people surfing the net, getting tips on how to make films, websites and generally exchanging information with people instore or online, and I wondered if a book shop could be more like that. There were a few e readers in Waterstones but some of them were secured to the wall. A book is very special but is it the only way to deliver the story and could traditional books be more special? There's a funny reaction to technological development, the reactionary energy that fuels nostalgia or tradition. I noticed Penguin are offering collectors books from their website.
http://www.puffin.co.uk/static/puffinminisites/puffindesignerclassics/index_secretgarden.html and they're doing well. Have a look at the others at the bottom of the page. It's noticeable they are by good illustrators and artists etc. What d'you think? Leave me a message.
