Mathew Wilson

@mathewwilson.me

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UCD/UX focused designer and educator. Helping people rethink 'design' and their approach to it. Based in Stroud/London – mathewwilson.me – Using Bluesky mostly as a link feed

A multicoloured elaborate journey map illustrating the narrative options from a choose your own adventure book, showing multiple options, routes, forks, and end points. Some dotted lines jump forward, some end points end very quickly.
A small white box sitting on a wooden desk is picked up and held in one hand. The other hand pulls out a drawer on the right side while another pops out on the left, seemingly of its own accord. The right draw is pushed back in, and the left draw goes back in unison.
A little bottle of Angostura bitters on a shelf. The lid is a bit dirty. A sign of dust accumulated over many years. The oversized label is crumpled and folded around the base of the neck. Prominent around the neck are crests claiming the bottle is a product of Trinidad, and that it is by appointment to her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. All of which leaves the questions why is the label that way? Will Charles continue to have this by appointment?
A rainy street with a row of shops, to the side of which a billboard has big black capital words reading "MY PRODUCT WILL ENRICH YOUR STATUS IN LIFE"
A basically drawn flow chart titled Password Hell, featuring 7 successive boxes, connected in a circle. Box 1. Log in. Box 2. Forgot password. Box 3. Click on link. Box 4. Create new password. Box 5. Password cannot be a previous password. Box 6. Must include eight characters one cap one prefix. Box 7. Confirmed new password. Box 7 points back to Box 1.
A basically drawn comic of a person sitting at a computer at a desk, holding two big brass hand cymbals. Another person says to them "is tell me you're not adding a special cymbal to your password".
A minimally illustrated comic with four panels. Panel 1 shows somebody sitting at a computer reading from the screen: welcome to SecureVille! Before you get started you need to choose a password. Panel 2. Same setting: this password must be at least 20 characters long and contain both upper and lowercase letters and eight numbers (none of which can be the same as each other and must be divisible by seven). Panel 3. Same setting: The password must also include at least four special characters from Cyrillic and Aramaic languages and phonetically sound more roundly bouba than overtly kiki. Panel 4. Set in what looks like hell, with two devils, devilishly devising the instructions. One says "Wait! Tell them it changes weekly too, with no character repetition! The other replies: "Pffft! Hahaha, good one!"
A minimally illustrated comic with multiple panels, each one a video conferencing view of the meeting participant. The characters are Product Manger, Principle Designer, UX researcher, Copywriter (on mute), Designer, Developer (on mute with camera off). At points through the meeting, while the blank and uninterested faces don't change (and the developer never unmutes or puts their camera on) we read a number of familiar video meeting participant statuses: PRODUCT MANAGER: originally initiated a zoom call for a quick five minute handover chat. PRINCIPAL DESIGNER: has now bloated initial five minute chat into 50 minute tirade around KPIs and value propositions in agonising and pointless detail. COPYWRITER: muted and now just browsing the Internet. DEVELOPER: Unknown. UX RESEARCHER: confused as to why she was invited to this meeting in the first place. Trying to look interested. DESIGNER: just wants to hand over the fucking files to the fucking developer. The comic ends saying PRODUCT MAN
Photo taken in a green field with blue skies and fluffy clouds in the background. in the foreground and old yellow digger looks to be hiding unsuccessfully behind a small tree
A photo of an insect on top of a fence post. The insect looks a bit like a wasp with black and yellow stripes but has very large wings very long pointy legs and is longer and thinner than a wasp. It looks very odd and scary, basically
A nighttime photo illuminated by flash, of a white A4 page, stuck with green tape to some wooden pallets. The page says, Hello A question from Mathew, a neighbour from [my house], just down the lane Could I take 4 pallets for a DIY project if you don’t need them all? Thanks either way, and all the best with the build Please delete Yes / No below as appropriate and I’ll see your answer when I walk past At the bottom of the page the tab saying Yes remains, and the No tab has been torn off
A photo from a train window, showing a bit of train track, some bushes and trees in front of a blue sky with illuminated golden fluffy clouds, and what looks like a hovering curved rectangle UFO (really it’s just the reflection of the train carriage ceiling light but don’t tell people that don’t read alt text)
A page of A4 paper taped to a stack of wooden pallets. The page asks ‘could I have 4 pallets? And there are two large tabs at the bottom saying Yes and No
A photo taken on a train station bridge, with frosted windows, wooden sidings, corrugated roof and tiny little convex mirror. In the centre of the pic is a tiny sign saying ‘Please take care’
Album cover at of Buhloone Mindstate featuring a photo shot from underwater looking up at the 4 members of De La Soul. Posdnuos appears to be pushing a balloon into the water with the album title written on so that the words are the only sharp and non-water rippled part of the image