electronic show

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

during the course of any give year i do a handful of talks + presentations that vary from teaching style to pure fun, from stills to video mash ups. if there’s one thing that comes with these it’s that you’ve got to have a nice little kit together to make them all successful as each [...]

design

Friday, November 20th, 2009

why did i wake up in my old house + look out my bedroom window only to look into my neighbors bedroom? why, when i take a drink of water in the men’s locker room at the gym am i at eye level with the swimsuit dryer + a naked bloke’s junk literally 3 ft [...]

new website

Wednesday, May 6th, 2009

it’s up + mostly live @ heathkorvola.com. we’ll be adding a few new pieces soon but you get the idea.
refreshed scene here on the blog too so take your time + look around.

Creative Fringe to Mainstream

Sunday, March 16th, 2008

Interesting piece in the NY Times magazine this AM though it wasn’t the title that caught me. It was the subtitle – Photo Finish : In a curious reversal, an innovation travels from the mainstream to the creative fringe – and disappears. Written by Rob Walker, it covers the news that’s been out for a [...]

tech tips

Friday, March 7th, 2008

Here’s a few of my go-to’s for maximizing tech efficiency in everyday life. From putting together emails in Japanese to a never ending list of passwords to finding sushi in SoHo, I couldn’t get by without these. Add your own.
jott: no more sticky notes (that’s a lie actually I’ll never give them up without a [...]

Year in PREview

Monday, December 31st, 2007

Rather than look back at all the water under the bridge that made up 2007 I’d like to simply say thanks. Thanks to all the clients, assistants, models, athletes, editors, and absolutely everyone else who has made this year the great one it was.
And in that vein, here’s a few ideas of what 2008 may [...]

TiltViewer

Friday, November 2nd, 2007

Here’s another look into the future of image presentation – interactive, multi-level platform done as a 3D Flash site called TiltViewer. It was built using Away3D a branch of Papervision and only works via Flickr images for this round. It’s a very simply, intuitive interface that holds hope for future searches and presentations. In this [...]