I don’t understand what it’s about, but I like it :)
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posted in: analogue, flash, web | comments: noneI don’t understand what it’s about, but I like it :)
similar posts: analogue website, real-life google maps
posted in: analogue, flash, web | comments: noneDrawing with sound. A nice flash application from ample design (uk) enables this in a very elegant way:
posted in: flash, music, visuals | comments: noneDaniel Scheibel and Ferdinand Weinrother, both students of the University of Applied Science Augsburg (ger) made a music video which is influenced by your geographical position and its current weather state. You can watch it at theunseenvideo.com, where they also offer interesting background information, like overviews of the different object states, and precise data about which parameters are influenced by which weather aspect.
A very honorable project, which convinces through innovation, use of technology AND style!
posted in: flash, music, video, web | comments: 1 commentRafaël Rozendaal from Amsterdam uses the Internet as platform for his art. He creates mostly full screen flash applications, where is not explained how to use them. He plays with the user in an interesting way - you always have to find out what you can do, and in which way. Most sites are some kind of minimal, but innovative.
posted in: art, flash, innovation, web | comments: noneTake a look at Roxik’s portfolio for some fun with wind, flash and physics. A really nice work, watch out for more!
posted in: animation, flash, game, web | comments: 1 commentSome guys from Multimediaart made a virtual flash walkthrough through the University of Applied Science, Salzburg. An impressing professional work, created in their first year at MMA! Watch out for Eastereggs :)
Because of unknown reasons, the FH didn’t make it official. But as you can see, these reasons have nothing to do with the professionalism of this project.
posted in: design, flash, mma, web | comments: 3 comments