Monday, February 23, 2009

Presentation Schedule

Here is the schedule of presentation this week:

Tuesday February 24Thursday, February 26
8:10, Rob Huston8:10, Kyle Rose
8:40, Chris Jones, seminar room8:40, Whitney Goodell
9:10 – break (10 minutes)9:10 – break (10 minutes)
9:20, Eric Reou, seminar room9:20, Gabrielle Merritt
9:50, Michele Leham, seminar room9:50, Danielle Giza
10:20, Cody Blighton, seminar room10:20, Julie Brown
11:10, Laura Perron11:10, Melissa Secco, seminar room
11:40, Abby Anderson11:40, Chris Fisher
12:10, Natalieann Rich12:10, Locklin McKinnon
12:40 – break (10 minutes)12:40 – break (10 minutes)
12:50, Will Thomas12:50, Jaymeson Tucker
1:20, Max Millermaier1:20, Michael Yamagata

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Title Sequence Archive Website

Here is a new website I found: The Art of the Title Sequence

Thursday, February 19, 2009

aim screennames

Hello all, this is Bobinsky.



I was thinking this for now, and for after school. It would be awesome to get a cohesive list of everybody's AIM, or Instant Messaging screen-names.



So, therefore if we wanted to tell someone about their thesis, or senior exhibit ideas, or even new york/ portfolio discussion - we could do it much easier to IM each other than creating a blog-post.



It would nice and quick, since we are all busy anyway this semester. And it would be awesome to help each other out after school with job-searching and advice. Like if I found a studio that would be perfect for one of you guys rather than me, or if they are hiring or etc....



its just an iDear.

Directory Study

This is my new study, a work in progress. I needed to learn some actionscript 3 and do a basic implementation of how to make a directory (in this case based on the sign immediately after the elevator on the third floor of the RCVA) more interactive. Right now you can access Design Center and then About and Directions sections. I plan to further explore the use of more visuals (motion, video, colors) and even sound in the future. Feedback welcome.


Please note, this would ideally be a touchscreen.

Friday, February 6, 2009

Happy Semicolon Day!

Today (Feb. 6th) Sweden celebrates the little known Semicolon Day. The semicolon was invented in 1494 by the Italian printer Aldus Manutius the Elder. Happy Semicolon Day everyone!