Twine Article Response / Javerea Ahmed

Response to Twine Article and Game               Twine is a new medium for me, I have never heard of it much less considered it as a source of gaming. Its innovative and it has the potential to turn the world of gaming and art upside down. It forces you to interact in a way that…

Twine Article Response – Shana TS

            Reading about Twine games, I wasn’t 100% sure what to expect when actually immersing myself in the gameplay. According to the author, Laura Hudson, Twine is a platform that allows independent game creators to express their not so traditional or mainstream ideas for gameplay. These creators make games that are shunned by the mainstream…

Homework 1/L_Covnot

Leigha Covnot Slow Design Principles Water bottle houses   In developing countries building supplies can be scarce where trash is abundant. Trash, specifically, millions of plastic water bottles. Designer and architect Robert Bezeau saw this as an opportunity to help people of  in Isla Colón. He,  with volunteers, filled the plastic bottles with sand then…

Rethinking a Common Technology: Data Bending with Audacity

I experimented creating glitched images by using Audacity, a program designed to record and edit audio. In the program, I imported the raw data file from the image shown above and used Audacity’s audio effects to edit the file. When exporting the raw data back to a jpg, the image is glitched. Here are some…

Rethinking Common Technology – Kati Rzepka

Filiming videos off of youtube, I created a new video that mimics relaxation in nature juxtaposing the sounds of industrial destruction in the background. At the end, I swap the image of a bulldozer with the sound of relaxation in nature. Seeing the images and hearing the sound is supposed to point out that we…

extension cord repurpose

Summer Shaw January 12 2017 New Media Arts I took an extension cord that had extra length and tried to create an outline of a hand.  This hand is grasping a flower; humanizing a plastic material by displaying a romantic human gesture.

Re: Rethinking a Common Technology

To be honest, I did not know how I was suppose to do this project.  I should have asked for some help or clarification.  I thought I could use a bit of my gameplay footage but then I remembered, “You don’t know how.”  So I ended up using images.  The images selected were artsy but…