Tonight we're hosting the last Pecha Kucha this year. I'm really looking forward to it, as I skipped the previous one, as it was so close after Ada's birth.
But today I'm so looking forward to hosting and presenting again, see familiar faces, listen to the talks and get a dose of inspiration.
Here's a picture from an earlier Pecha Kucha, where the very colourful and inspiring designer Ingunn Birkeland spoke. Her talk was really inventive; she dressed in one of her creations, brought a couple of hand-painted chairs on stage, some cava for us to drink, and invited me up to "interview her" with a manuscript she had already written. It was super funny.
And that's exactly what we're looking for when we invite people to talk... That they think of creative ways to share their stories within the very tight format of 20 slides.
But today I'm so looking forward to hosting and presenting again, see familiar faces, listen to the talks and get a dose of inspiration.
Here's a picture from an earlier Pecha Kucha, where the very colourful and inspiring designer Ingunn Birkeland spoke. Her talk was really inventive; she dressed in one of her creations, brought a couple of hand-painted chairs on stage, some cava for us to drink, and invited me up to "interview her" with a manuscript she had already written. It was super funny.
And that's exactly what we're looking for when we invite people to talk... That they think of creative ways to share their stories within the very tight format of 20 slides.
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