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Stephen Price, a WACOM Tablet and Popfly:
By Nick Hodge | June 28, 2007
Monday morning at ReMIX. Coffee hadn't quite kicked in. I wandered over to a man standing, rather bemused, near the wall. Stephen Price. He was all the way from Perth on an overnight flight (read: 2 hours sleep). Steve's card has cute cartoons. A .Net developer in the daytime and a cartoonist in "his shed"
Stephen let me use the following cartoon in my Popfly session:
Cut to midday Monday. I draw his name out of a hat as a winner of a WACOM Bamboo tablet. Steve was over the moon: although he wasn't quite sure if it would help or hinder his cartooning. http://littlevoices.com/photos/scribbles/images/42/original.aspx:
Later on Monday night, as I left WebJam, Stephen was still going shooting aliens in some game at Galactic Circus.
Topics: auremix07, popfly, technology, thegeekstories | 4 Comments »







June 29th, 2007 at 12:03 pm
Very cool! Have you shared out the Popfly project?
- Sriram Krishnan
Popfly Team
June 29th, 2007 at 3:16 pm
Sriram-- search for NeilFinn. Very simple to explain the block concept; and the metadata/semantics of urls/strings/latitude etc. --Nick
July 1st, 2007 at 10:22 pm
[...] Price, the man behind Little Voices turns his skills to me, following his cartoon of Nick Hodge and Dr Neil [...]
July 1st, 2007 at 10:29 pm
[...] Price, the man behind Little Voices turns his skills to me, following his cartoon of Nick Hodge and Dr Neil [...]