Thinking about filler shots for the FMP, objects blown out in front of a bright screen, with lens streaks and colour filters to cool it up a bit

Thought id make use of the hundreds of photos I snapped whilst in Rome back in feb.. Hopefully get a fairly hefty photobook printed in time for the show..

Birthday card for sam:

test strips:

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Messing about with forms and shapes in C4D.. ended up looking like a boob. yup.

// 20 THINGS

1// create photobook from macro photo experiments
2// darkroom day making photograms
3// camera + animation experiment
4// ways of combining photograms etc with animation/3D
5// storyboard/mind map real-life scenes/scenarios to fit theme
6// experiment and determine colour scheme/plan
7// play with and create test transitions/cuts/joiny clips
8// cinema 4D/AE plugin/techniques experiments – render tests
9// play with and gather sound library for final video
10// create A1 fold out leaflet/booklet on the uncanny using above renders/tests/edits
11// research and document using human/animal movement to manipulate graphics/images
12// research and document using human/animal movement to manipulate sound
13// look at other unusual printing layouts/methods
14// look for/contact possible models for video shoot (if using them)
15// create 10 organic/cyborg forms in C4D – animate at least 2
16// (more to come)

I bet you could actually get some really fucking cool projects out of this, every time you refresh the page it comes up with a new ‘mashup’ project for you to go get stuck in to..
.. if you know how to code that stuff..

[site]

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For my FMP i know i want to create something incorporating moving image, interactivity and visual illusion. But what this will amount to i haven’t a clue.

I spent an afternoon browsing in the library and took home a stack of books, I ended up with over 100 interesting scanned images, which can be used as a visual starting point for the development of my final idea..

more images at FMP Blog

Dead chuffed this brief is finished, i had a pretty simple idea, basing the entire apps movements and transitions on a slide puzzle

My original interface layout ideas were tweaked and polished for a cleaner feel when using the app, made a short quick video to show the basic interface..

Pretty happy with the way it turned out and like the simple way content can be explored, mimicking the slide puzzle.. now.. D&AD? :S

No idea if that makes any sense at all but heres some more pictures from Rome, shopfront signage type and all that jazz..

Some more here

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