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 lsimon
To provide an immersive nature experience for students hoping to escape the stress of studying.
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. 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 Alex Palatucci, Katelyn Smith and Rehan Butt
We constructed a wearable device that can attach to a backpack or bag and notifies the user when they have been exposed to too much UV radiation.
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.
New creative industries are empowering new modes of collaborative consumption, creation and reuse of media. This often relies on successful collaborations between cross-trained artists, designers a...more
This course charts the emergence of the now "connected world" to explore the possibilities for future products and connected spaces.
Rebound, remix and rework a meme as part of a team. Take turns to iterate and augment a piece of spreadable media in teams of three. Each person will have 30 minutes to edit the meme and pass to th...more
Beg, borrow or steal to make a work of art from which you think you could make money.
Create a digital homage to a 20th century artist/artwork. Explore a work of contemporary art (non-digital, non-screen based) and digitally re-create it in under 2 hours. View full assignment: https...more
Make a quick hack for your home using the Particle platform. The solution should be personalised, but not to you.
Rebound, remix and rework a meme as part of a team. Take turns to iterate and augment a piece of spreadable media in teams of three. Each person will have 30 minutes to edit the meme and pass to th...more
Beg, borrow or steal to make a work of art from which you think you could make money.
Create a digital homage to a 20th century artist/artwork. Explore a work of contemporary art (non-digital, non-screen based) and digitally re-create it in under 2 hours. View full assignment: https...more
Physical computing refers to the design and construction of physical systems that use a mix of software and hardware to sense and respond to the surrounding world. Such systems blend digital and ph...more
I love me some trolley problems. Few current memes offer as much expressive creativity in use as the classic "do you pull the lever?" prompt since it has so many slightly tweakable elements. As such, you can see we ended up with a bunch of completely different yet mechanically similar volleys. In addition to that, you can see clearly how each person involved tackled a different angle. Dope execution.
I love this! It's very creative and the entire team took some really bold steps in their work, which comes together in a great way. I love the use of pop culture and how you re-contextualize the image. I also like that the final product is so far removed from the original- it goes to show the amount of work that went into changing the image.
I do wish that there were some subtler work or message in a layer, but the very obvious message in every layer does accentuate your bold visual choices.
It's very cute! I like that the image has some sort of cohesion in its composition- muted tones and cute things go together well.
I do wish there were more experimentation in your edits: the vast majority of the layers simply do that: add a layer to the composition. I'd like to see things that completely repurpose the previous image.
I really like your creativity! The third layer made me laugh so hard. It is interesting to turn some philosophical problem into a funny, spreadable meme. Good work!
I wasn't previously familiar with this meme, which makes me think it's very new, very obscure, very dank, or some mix of the three. Though you really built off of the memes well to make a thematic progression! It evolved very naturally and smoothly. Very effective.
y tho
Interesting loop you guys have worked around here, where the first and last images contain the same direct joke from the "y tho" meme but on slightly different subjects: the main distinction between the two is that the last volley use4s the meme to refer to itself, which points out that "y tho" can be used as a punch line to itself, implying this regression and volley could be infinite without technically reducing to absurdist humor.