YOW! 2012: John-Henry Harris - Social Design Philosophies and Lego

  • Posted: Dec 20, 2012 at 12:34 PM
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John-Henry Harris is a British creative designer who has been living and working in Denmark for the past four years. His thought-provoking environmental and social design philosophies, displayed at the 2008 New Designers exhibition in London, won him a dream job innovating toys at LEGO, where his passion now lies in spreading the essence of Play worldwide.

What is a designer from Lego doing at a software developer's conference? You may be surprised to find out that it actually makes perfect sense. Further, you may be surprised what you learn about the Lego product design process in this interview. I know I was. Tune in!

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