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Bluecadet Interactive
Post pobrano z: Bluecadet Interactive
Lega-lega
Post pobrano z: Lega-lega
WVA 2011
Post pobrano z: WVA 2011
Pinhole Pro
Post pobrano z: Pinhole Pro
Makr
Post pobrano z: Makr
Free Association
Post pobrano z: Free Association
Futureo: The Cicada and the Ant
Post pobrano z: Futureo: The Cicada and the Ant
The Cicada and the Ant, a famous French tale written by Jean de la Fontaine, confronts two symbolic characters. The first one, the Cicada, represents fun, idleness and carefree spending, the second one, the Ant, represents thrift, discipline and savings. For 400 hundred years, these two characters have been separated. But not anymore with the new Futureo cash back program.
Advertising Agency: Herezie, Paris, France
Creative director: Andrea Stillacci
Art Director: Sebastien Boutebel
Copywriter: Jean-Laurent Py
Illustrator: Tanino Liberatore
Head of Strategy: Luc Wise
Agency Producer: Marion Liebschutz
Columbia: Tree
Post pobrano z: Columbia: Tree
Advertising Agency: Prolam Y&R, Santiago, Chile
Executive Creative Director: Tony Sarroca
Creative Director: Max Konig
Art Director: Fabrizio Capraro
Copywriter: Max Konig
Account manager: Jorge Pimstein
Fabricate Yourself | Karl D.D. Willis
Post pobrano z: Fabricate Yourself | Karl D.D. Willis
Fabricate Yourself is a project that documented the Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction Conference.
„Usually we think of documentation in terms of text, photography and video, but given the tangible theme of the conference we decided to engage the community by capturing and fabricating small 3D models of attendees. This enabled us to build a tangible model of the event and fabricate it piece by piece during the conference.”
Attendees firstly capture their favorite pose using a Microsoft Kinect. The depth image from the Kinect is processed into a mesh and displayed onscreen in real-time. At any time they can capture the mesh and save it as an STL file. The STL files were printed using a Dimension uPrint 3D printer.
Created by Karl D.D. Willis.
The project took place during January 2011 in Funchal, Portugal.
Software developed using openFrameworks.
Thank you to Ian Oakley, Nicolas Villar, James Scott, Mark Gross and Cheng Xu for getting this project off the ground and keeping it running during the conference.