When each link is clicked on, the user is taken to a page, each with different backgrounds and a small box with a horizontal scroll bar containing a hand drawn comic book sketch. The first website I looked at was wwwwwwwww. I think the site beco.

St Enoch Square Stop Motion Film. The Video was saved as an mp3 file from a mobile and uploaded through youtube.

This interactive image was made in Adobe Flash for the word Utopia, I decided to use a beach for my idea because it was what reminded me of Utopia.

For our interactive images we had to use Flash action script 3. 0, select one of our 9 words and make an image, my first one is Sequential. Each of the images have been uploaded to a .

Which is a crowd-sourced example of web art. What I liked about the site is how as you scroll down you always feel a small urge to continue to scroll because it plays on the fact that your curious to see what will appear next. Which was create by Jason nelson.

When in a certain place the box reveals the hidden word. For Serendipity I created an animation where you have to put the square on the circle to get a score, the score is randomly generated and shown at the bottom.

For my three interactive images I used Flash action script 3. 0 and tried to create three different experiences for the users. The first is a simple game in which the user clicks the yellow rectangle and each time it moves around a vary of shapes are seen within it.

Images for 9 words! Processing Image and Coding. Greyworld is comprised of a group of artists that create art for public display, mostly around urban areas. They have done many projects such as;.

Jesus Christ, this is awesome! January 7, 2011. All my videos were shot on a camera phone due of lack of a proper camcorder. They were edited using Final Cut, although none contain effects. I simply used it to cut them down to size. I wanted to focus on light within my videos, so I used the contrast between darkness and light for ambiguity. This is simply an electronic poster at .