Most of us learn by mistakes. In fact, I'm not sure it's possible to learn any other way. So lets all remember that time that we: 1. Built a vegetable garden on the shady side of the house/fence/tree Plants don't need a
digital design
This post was originally published at bonfirenetworks.org. The Gifting Movement I am an administrator of a gifting group, formerly known as “Buy Nothing” on the formerly tolerable “facebook”. We’re looking for a new home. Buy Nothing was a grassroots movement that had millions of participants in thousands of
permaculture
With support from Hunter Water's Love Water grants I ran a series of workshops which were intended to increase our local community garden's drought resilience while sharing broader knowledge about water in landscapes amongst the community. We followed the 8 Ways Indigenous Aboriginal pedagogy. This Aboriginal
permaculture
You would have seen rolls of plastic “weed matting” for sale in the hardware store or garden center. Don’t buy it though- We’re about to re-learn that just because it’s for sale, doesn’t mean it doesn’t suck. Spoiler: sheet mulch instead. Just because it’s
digital design
Moon Fun is a videogame art installation made in collaboration with Chris Wnuk. Inspired by the frequent sight of old televisions on the side of the road, this project aimed to make a new experience out of waste technology. The game is inherently cooperative in nature. Though one player can