Bryan Cera
Wednesday, October 29, 2014

TEDx UWMilwaukee

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Things have been busy.  Too little time to blog, and certainly not enough time to make stuff.  This is what fall semester does to me... Bu...
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Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Student "Initials Logos"

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I have a handful of students in my 2D Digital Design class who are doing excellent work (most of them have no prior experience in digital me...
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Friday, September 26, 2014

Supercontroller 3: First look!

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Supercontroller 3 is finished!  Well, aside from more debugging and a bit of tweaking to the animation of a couple elements.  But the har...
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Friday, September 19, 2014

Copper Electroplating/forming 3D Prints

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My good friend and studio mate Aaron ( De Land Tree ) - his work is pictured above - has been doing a lot of work with electroforming cop...
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Koopa Troopa vs Body Tracking

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Just a fun little update: had a few extra minutes this morning and was able to get body tracking working with the Koopas.  Not flawless ye...
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Monday, September 15, 2014

Updating Supercontroller

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Due to my upcoming duo show with Nathaniel Stern (opening on Octboer 17 @ MIAD ) I am finally updating  - and revising - Supercontroller ....
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Friday, July 11, 2014

Frankie Flood + Blog Tour

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Frankie Flood contacted me today about participating in a "blog tour" - I've never heard of this before, but apparentl...
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Bryan Cera
I am an artist, designer and maker from Milwaukee, WI, USA - now living in Calgary, AB, Canada. I serve as Assistant Professor in Object Making and Emerging Technologies at the Alberta College of Art and Design, where I run the Object Design and Fabrication program. I also founded the Thing Tank: ACAD's interdisciplinary lab for tinkering, prototyping and digital fabrication. My own practice is rooted in the intersection between the adjacent disciplines of art, design and engineering. My studio research employs emerging technological tools and processes to examine relationships between humans and the machines they create.
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