Howard Rheingold has been uploading scans of some wonderful sketches he made in his notebook from a HotWired (Wired Magazine’s original web presence) meeting that took place on May 18th, 1994. What an amazing piece of internet history.
On a related note, here’s Jeff Veen’s write-up on the history of HotWired interfaces.
photo & illustrations by Howard Rheingold
Related Posts:
- Howard Rheingold Launches A Vlog About His Experiences Online
- Nerve & IFC Rank The Top 50 Comedy Sketches of All Time
- The Drive-By Shooting Range at Burning Man 1994
- Commenter Business Meeting 2
- Dorkbot SF 7 Year Anniversary Meeting
{ 2 trackbacks }
{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }
That’s pretty cool. Do you know what he did the coloring with? Just different colored highlighters?
This is great — and actually, it isn’t all that much different from the kinds of documents people produce now when they’re trying to launch a new online publication. I especially like the part where he says “need to write a call to arms.” I wonder where the HotWired call to arms is now?
Howard Rheingold’s illustrations have spilled onto his shoes!
http://www.rheingold.com/paintyourshoeshow.html