Made by Michelle Ma, Emily Zhou and Nivetha Kannan
In this short, we tried to merge the styles of hand drawn animation, 3D animation, and stop motion. The story is about a little girl wandering about the house late at night. She is searching for something, but instead she encounters some unexpected creatures.
Made by Jen Liu, George Wang, Kaleb Crawford and Ana Mernik
The MIRA Mission is a Martian biome that can support different types of plants and organisms. The biome can transmit data to the astronaut crew en route to Mars to create a connection with the growth happening inside the habitat. This information is also transmitted back to Earth to the MIRAsphere, a public engagement installation and to the MIRA mission website to cultivate human interaction with the closed Martian biome.
Made by Lauren Zito, Rehan Butt and lucypei314
Esporre is online tool that helps student learn how to document throughout the process of a project for both personal and promotional use. Checkout further development of this project here https://Processly.io Esporre enables users to have complete ownership over their works while gathering feedback from peers, teachers, and their social network. Through layout tools, milestone markups, and reflective activities, users present their project in a rich and compelling way.
Made by Cora Hickoff
This project aims to give users an interactive experience similar to I Spy PC games. I used photos from life to make my project's world genuine despite existing within a computer screen. How it works: If mouse... - is over sun, the screen is lightened. - is dragged, small dog photos move according to mouse coordinates. - clicks blanket, program iterates through fish photos. - clicks large dog, program iterates through altered dog photos. Created with JavaScript and p5.js.
Made by David Lu
This computer music piece is based off of "Bucephalus Bouncing Ball" by Aphex Twin. The bouncing ball effect in this work is used in a variety of ways.
Prepare a simple 2-in (sensors or inputs) 1-out (LED) device (i.e. your project will use three components (resistors and wire don't count!) and at least one must be a sensor). Present a really sim...more
This practice exercise will ask you to create an ambient calendar alert using a neopixel strip. By the end of the project, you’ll have connected your Particle device to your Google Calendar through...more
Get oriented with output and feedback by working with an actuator. Taking cues from Google's Paper Signals experiment with materials to create an interesting notification or effect when combined wi...more
Reflecting on the topics, readings, and projects introduced, work collaboratively to prepare a working prototype of an thought-provoking IoT experience.
As part of this exercise you’ll practice developing paired devices and networked interactions with Particle.publish
Get oriented with output and feedback by working with an actuator. Taking cues from Google's Paper Signals experiment with materials to create an interesting notification or effect when combined wi...more
This practice exercise will ask you to create an ambient calendar alert using a neopixel strip. By the end of the project, you’ll have connected your Particle device to your Google Calendar through...more
Hello, please provide any feedback as you want.
It seems like you're drawing inspiration from the paper leaves hanging from the ceiling. This uses the same material, paper, to give the material in bulk a new form. I wonder what the significance will be of a giant paper dragon hanging from the ceiling. Also, swaying it in some manner, by hand or using a vent, and projecting lights of different color are interesting options to explore.
This is a great educational goal for an artistic project. The ukulele is also an unconventional instrument to use to attempt to teach the topic. Projection mapping seems like a technology that will grab a child's attention and foster an unprecedented appreciated for both tech and the instrument and learning about music while playing music.
I like your idea a lot, and I agree that combining pictures of various spots in CMU with different art styles is really cool. I would recommend surrealism artists like Magritte, Dali, and Escher. You can even play with the idea of time and infinite space if you have enough time. I look forward to your outcome, good job!
Head in the Clouds
Wow! This project is so cool!