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10 years of daily sketching ft. Zach Lieberman (MIT Media Lab) | Config 2026 - YouTube

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Zach Lieberman discusses the intersection of code, art, and daily creative habits. Through a decade of experimentation with algorithms, light, and geometry, Lieberman explores how computational systems can become a medium for personal expression and building deep connections with an audience. Follow along using the transcript. Zach Lieberman discusses the intersection of code, art, and daily creative habits. Through a decade of experimentation with algorithms, light, and geometry, Lieberman explores how computational systems can become a medium for personal expression and building deep connections with an audience. Follow along using the transcript. Go behind the scenes of the newest Wallace & Gromit adventure, exploring the blend of traditional stop-motion techniques and modern production technology. Meet the creative team at Aardman Animations as they discuss puppet design, set construction, and the return of a classic villain.

Ten years ago, after a rough year, Zach Lieberman posted a small code sketch on Instagram on New Year's Day and he's posted one every day since. This talk is about what he's learned from that practice of making something every day. He'll focus on the importance of boredom, how to structure iteration, how he structures research and most importantly, finding creative freedom. ____________________________________________________ Find us on ⬇️ X (formerly Twitter): https://x.com/figma Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/figma LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/figma TikTok:…

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