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Collage - ITP
Posted on February 27, 2006 at 12:34 PM by sj695
Collage as technique, collage as narrative.
Using any method discussed above that you want, work in electronic or print, photographic or animation, typographic or 3D, visualize:
- ITP (no type)
- Financial stability
- Natural and clean
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Posted on February 16, 2006 at 09:06 AM by sj695
processing/java
news bubbles (download) - audio and graphical interpretation of the news
pongTalk (download) - talking ping pong paddles
websites
placemarks - bookmark places in the real world
WhatchaRockin? - online music magazine
21CBRecords.com - website for record label 21st Century Blues
christhomasking.com - website for musician/actor Chris Thomas King
christhomasking.com - website for artist Terrance Osborne
PlacesToDo - Midterm Project for UbiComp
Posted on February 14, 2006 at 06:36 PM by sj695
My midterm project for UbiComp is PlacesToDo. The project will allow you bookmark (placemark) places, review and tag places in Manhattan. In addition you can also add places to your places to-do list..
Wireframe PlacesToDo : Add a placemark
Assignment 2: Palette/Color Schemes
Posted on February 01, 2006 at 04:43 PM by sj695
Find a palette/color schemes that captures your attention (from real world or printed image) and translate it into a 5-step diagram (Consider key color, contrasts and harmonies).
- Bring in samples of text treatments in larger sizes, magazines, posters, postcards, newspapers
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These samples are the artwork of For more information and art please see haring.com |
Weekly Research Assignments - Week 2
Posted on February 01, 2006 at 01:33 PM by sj695
Mapion Local Search allows users of it's service the ability to point and click at real objects (buildings, shops, restaurants, banks, historical sites) and receive information about the object.
Here's a quote from their press release:
With Mapion Local Search, users can now walk down the street anywhere in Japan and point at over 700,000 objects such as buildings, shops, restaurants, banks, historical sites and instantly retrieve information on what they are looking at or find what they are looking for just by pointing their phone. Just like one uses a mouse to click on an object on a computer screen and retrieve information, now users can Click on the Real World using their mobile phone.
Mapion Local Search combines Mapion’s POI (Point of Interest) information on objects all over Japan (including map data) with GeoVector?’s pointing based technology and spatial search engine to give Japanese users the world’s first personal local search. According to Takehiko Murata, President of CyberMap? Japan “Mapion Japan is always searching for pioneering technologies to improve our user experience and incorporating GeoVector?’s technology allows us to give users an experience available nowhere else in the world and an advantage over our competitors.”
More information can be found here:
http://www.geovector.com/press/mls.html
Weekly Research Assignments - Week 1
Posted on February 01, 2006 at 01:23 PM by sj695
WEEK 1 - Give Us a Run-Down of Any Text-Messaging App
e.g. [Google SMS], [dodgeball], [Yellow Arrow], [American Idol polling], etc
AOL Instant Messenger
I kept seeing that little icon in the main menu of my phone, AIM (Aol instant messenger). Paranoid that this was going to be one of those really expensive surprises on bill I ignored it, so for UbiComp? I decided to give it a try.
Once I submitted my AIM login information I was able to see a list of AIM friends along with who's on and who's not. I selected a friend from the list typed a message (which is quite difficult with a number pad) and sent it. A few moments later I received a reply and after sending messages back and forth a few times I decided to log off and continue the conversation on my laptop (I was still a little nervous about the billing).
I don't think AIM mobile will ever be used like its desktop version but it is handy when you need to reach someone when they may not be near their phone but busy online.