This is me (What is this!? A picture of me on my own weblog? An outrage, that’s what this is!), working on some electronics stuff for our Experience Technology project (the real one, not the warm-up one). See more here: http://wearehyper.ath.cx/group4/wordpress/
Yay! MaSu finally got the video for Through the Looking Glass done!
What’s interesting is that fact that this was made by a bunch of students… like us 
I’d walk a thousand miles just to see for myself.
We presented the work we did during the Experience Tech “Warm-up week” today. Our cute little ape is a tamagochi-like creature that feeds off the text messages and phone calls you make from your phone, growing big and happy as you do what you do every day.
Kudos to Jesper for his crazy awesome 3D-work and Nico for his help with the package design. I almost feel a bit overshadowed, having only done the other graphical elements of the package… nah, I’m just kidding - it’s awesome to be a part of this cute little creation. Björn was almost convinced that we actually had a real package done that we had taken photos of…
I’ve got a cold again.
My group has revised the ideas we had this Tuesday (when we got a task to come up with a cool new concept, based on the word “Fur”, the concept “Heavy” and the technology “SMS”) and put me in charge of working out a package design for our product as well as plan our presentation on Tuesday. I can’t complain about the work I’ve been given in absentia (I refer to the first line in the post), and now when I’ve seen what Nico and Jesper were working on today I feel like I have a lot more ideas to work with.
I can’t spoil what we’re planning, but it’s a quite cute thing, our product.
Right, might be a bit old news to some, but I heard parts of this song yesterday and then happened to find the video today.
And what a beautiful video it is…
I’ll write something about Experience Technology tomorrow (or later today, as it might be). See you then.
While discussing Death From Adobe with Jocke, I came across an image of a Lancaster bomber formation over Hamburg, and was inspired to turn it into something fit for the 41st millennium. I ended up remaking the entire image, just to get things the way I wanted.
I am quite happy with the results:
It depicts part of a formation of Imperial Navy Marauder Destroyer Bombers, shelling a rebel city somewhere in the galaxy.
I think that the list is nearing its state of completion… I must say that I’m not actually certain of how many we are in our class, but I believe it’s 51 people - which means that I’m only missing three or four of my classmates.
Perhaps it’s time to gather blogs from the Stockholm class now?
prying open my third eye
So the groups in the class presented their results today. Some very nice presentations, some lesser.
No matter which of the above designations we fit into, I feel quite happy with the outcome of the project, especially my appraised work on the project report (which is available here (if it doesn’t access the PDF-file, try refreshing).) Tomorrow we’ve got evaluation of the entire project module, which will be interesting.
Anyways, not inspired to write anything else right now.
Labyrinth Zone
Right. This is a sample from my group’s report for the Information Society Module. Being the InDesign junkie I am, I couldn’t let an opportunity like this slip away, so I produced a fancy layout to spice up the report.
EDIT Thursday 19:54: The whole report can be downloaded here.
I just made a quick desktop from the graphics from my little animation. Will take requests if there’s anyone who wants one in a more amiable resolution.