Art by Hannah Grace Clark on Etsy
I saw these at the Pittsburgh Three Rivers Art Festival. Beautiful in person, particularly the large painted originals.
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Here is the interactive version of my little animation and UI experiment.
Tried a few different approaches with my Unity animator setups. E.g. triggers vs bool and animating in timeline vs transitioning between single frame states. Was good to get these in my head so I can think about when one or the other is better.
Also fought with some issues with collapsing menu items triggering the other items. I found a solution where only the headers trigger fold and unfold. It’s not perfect but works pretty well. I should have known better than to have UI elements that push other interactive elements around (from my web work) but I think the unfold animation is pretty neat and was worth figuring out the work around.
Overall a great learning experience and solid portfolio piece.
I’m working on building a moving sci-fi themed UI in Unity’s editor. It ended up being more game than I’d intended. Looks best in motion. Hope to link the finished piece soon.
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Reblog for wholesome good luck
BILL AND FRED’S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE
My Dad worked at a photo processing lab in Pittsburgh and got to develop a bunch of negatives from this crossover episode and he saved one where they’re doing an experiment in Mr. Rogers kitchen. A perfect capture of my childhood tv experience.
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Ouija boards are a fun visual element. Here’s one from my Pun Pals Sticker Pack ( http://punpals.club ).
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I made Ooblets fan art and posted it on Twitter. I figured I should post it here too (tweet https://twitter.com/RegisFrey/status/822161867128770560).
Compilation post of all 10 witchsona commissions I did for last month. (•̀o•́)ง
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IMAX UPLOADED THE MUMMY TRAILER WITH HALF THE AUDIO CHANNELS MISSING AND CREATED 40 SECONDS OF UNDILUTED COMEDIC PERFECTION
My brothers and I were playing some Gang Beasts and having a lot of fun, but the UI/UX was frustrating. The worst part was the black screen with stars interrupting the level (it should be more dramatic and quicker). After playing, I doodled a bit on what I might do with the UI if it was my game.
Late Night Work Club just posted their second anthology! This is a must-see group of seven films on the theme of “Strangers,” and includes films by CalArts Experimental Animation alums Sean Buckelew, Jeanette Bonds and Kirsten Lepore. Congrats to all of the artists involved!