Kinetic Typography

Done. That pancake's done.

DROP

Fixed Drop video:

personal identity

Here's where it is. I'm not final about this back...that could be too much, depending on the weight of the paper. I'm thinking about getting a stamp of my logo for the corner of the stationary/ envelopes/ maybe part of the business card? I haven't gotten it all figured out yet. Hopefully I can investigate this tonight and tomorrow and start executing things...we'll see.

The runners up:

 Possible colors... probably black, white, gray and teal in the middle.

Potential pattern... for the back of my stationary?

Angeline Exploration

Fortune Days + the crazy

And so ends the last spring break of undergrad. The crazy is imminent, I can feel it.

My (finished) music video:

Personal logo edits...better without connecting to the letters? 

Drop poster with more than just the logo:

Whoa super saturated...Here's the regular one too:

Just for fun: heard this at 3am waiting for the subway in nyc. turns out there's crazy people there too haha

Other stuff to finish tonight: post/compositing on music video, re-motion track some clips?, personal website inspiration, personal branding/stationary, fix drop poster, liz's logo explorations... it's gonna be a long one. i'll keep you posted.

...pun intended.

Grooveshark Email Campaign

An instructional manual for Grooveshark in e-book format, for an awareness email campaign. Features include making an account, creating a playlist, saving a playlist, sharing a playlist, and uploading music.

And the individual pages:

new york, new york, new york

Battles.

Touch the Earth: updated video

Processing

Processing art! My latest discovery. This program, Processing, uses code to make interactive geometric arty things. There's a way to use this to translate images into sweet geometric awesomeness, but it's a bit confusing and I haven't altogether figured it out yet. Promising, though.

Fortune Days + Grooveshark update

Minute 22 seconds. Gettin there.

Also planning on getting some stuff done on the Grooveshark email campaign thing. I'm not sure I want to replace my brochure completely though--maybe they'll be siblings and I'll keep both.

Eyvind Earle

Eyvind Earle. Noted for his contribution to the background illustration and styling of Disney animated films in the 1950s. These are PAINTINGS. This guy is amazing.

Sidenote: 7000 pageviews!