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Mother of Invention, Downstairs at Mother

Mother of Invention, Downstairs at Mother

As part of the Digital Shoreditch festival, Downstairs at Mother are putting on a digital feast on Thursday night to showcase some of the best digital work we’ve seen.

The night will include some amazing things including:
·         A Design of the Year nominated installation that can change how your face looks
·         Ping Pong played with beats rather than balls
·         A specially commissioned piece of artwork using slit-scan technology
·         Projection mapping on the inside of a piano

As well as a few tunes and beers too, natch. We have a few tickets reserved for any Mother website readers, so if you want to see what we’ve got happening, drop us an email to downstairs@motherlondon.com to RSVP.

Proud Parents of a One Show Gong

We are beaming with pride because Mother’s Ministry of Letters app picked up a Gold at The One Show. The app was made using the letter characters already made popular by The Ministry of Letters’ first storybook, “Operation Alphabet” and aimed to help children with their phonics, by getting them familiar with the sounds of the alphabet through musical play.
Sign up for a very special MiniBar

Summer has finally arrived and on the 13th of June we will have a very special MiniBar with Qualcomm and Nokia. If you are developer, agency or run a start up this one is for you.
Something for the Weekend - The Nano issue

Coined little over 20 years ago, the term ‘nano’ has exponentially grown in scientific publications and research, with its potential for revolutionary applications ranging far and wide. Its connotations have even permeated spurious marketing nomenclature with the success of products such the ipod ‘nano’. A true nanometer however, strictly speaking, is 1 billionth of a millimeter. Very small indeed...