Circlecube @ Del.icio.us
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Circlecube @ Del.icio.us
Here’s my list of bookmark’s if you’re interested, mostly flash/art/code related stuff:
And my delicous tags:
Circlecube on the social bookmarking site Delicious!
Circlecube @ Del.icio.us
Here’s my list of bookmark’s if you’re interested, mostly flash/art/code related stuff:
And my delicous tags:
Poster for my BFA Digital Media Exit show
Exit 2007
Digital Media
The University of Georgia
Lamar Dodd School of Art
Visual Arts Building
285 South Jackson Street
Athens Georgia 30602
May 4th through May 10th
Opening Reception May 4th 7:00 -9:00
Performance at 8:00
Evan Mullins
Lauren Macdonald
Here’s my card I made for my graduation BFA Exit Show. For the show I’ve made a game called “iKill”
Digital Media
Exit 2007
Evan Mullins
May 4th through May 10th
Opening Reception May 4th 7:00 -9:00
The University of Georgia
Lamar Dodd School of Art
Visual Arts Building
285 South Jackson Street
Athens Georgia 30602
Here’s an example. A dynamic scroll, that changes speed according to your mouse. Here is the code for it as well, I tried to keep it pretty generic, just put this onto a movie clip I named “scroll.” And change the variables to fit your needs. Enjoy, and let me know what you make with it.
download the source.
Tags: actionscript, as2, download, experiment, flash, interactive, open source, tutorialsynesthesia
1. A condition in which one type of stimulation evokes the sensation of another, as when the hearing of a sound produces the visualization of a color.
Installation. May 2005
I had a microphone feed into the computer and audio from the room changed the display. I displayed a circle related to the voice of the room (pitch relates to size, and volume relates to color). As the viewer/participant speaks or sings or yells they see their voice transformed into colorful movements of varying size. The louder the sound- the colors of these forms brightened. In the background I had a sweeping cascade of colored lines. These would take control if there was no noise in the space.
I plan on making the display available online using personal mics from viewers computers to animate it. Ideally I would want multiple users to be able to log on and effect the animation collectively. Each input will generate shapes.
Here is a captured video feed.