Month: February 2012

A New Dimension

stereoscopica
bjørn jørund, inspiration, interviews
Bjørn Jørund On our Thursday sessions at KHiO we had Bjørn Jørund as a guest. Not an interview per se, but better than that, a show and tell. We had him over to chat about his project while he was an MA student at KHIO a couple years back, and talk about his work and…

To-Do

stereoscopica
animation, inspiration, motion graphics, to-do list
To-Do Lists I consider myself a To-Do List Queen, and maybe that is why this animation resonates a lot with me. (I’ve been trying to list less and do more). I love the way this is somehow intimate and makes us think of what is worthwhile.        

Back to Basics

stereoscopica
analog, AR, experiments, process
Playing with the minimum I started asking myself: at what point did we reduce interaction to scrolling with a single finger or Augmented Reality to a black square inside a white one? The historic trail I’m making, serves not only to look back at what’s been done before and reminisce, but rather, to understand and put…

Lights

stereoscopica
inspiration, interaction, lights, WebGl, website
Ellie Goulding’s Lights website I came across  this site, and liked what they did with the song and the real-time interaction. You go to this website, and you are taken into a journey by guiding this “light”, or rather, you are the light, traveling on this LED field beaming up to the beat. They integrated…

Everybody wants something real

stereoscopica
human factor
Last weekend, on the Grammy’s, while accepting Best Rock Performance, Dave Grohl thanked those who helped the band on their latest album, and gave a very cool speech: “To me this award means a lot because it shows that the human element of music is what’s important. Singing into a microphone and learning to play…