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1. Tangible Actions in Motion
6 months ago
What happens in a world where interactions become tangible? This piece is driven by a series of questions about the future of the design of interactions that provokes and suggests opportunity.
Designed by Jonathan Jarvis in the Media Design Program at Art Center College of Design, Tangible Interactions in Motion is a work-in-progress, and the start Jonathan's Master's Thesis exploration and research.
Designed by Jonathan Jarvis in the Media Design Program at Art Center College of Design, Tangible Interactions in Motion is a work-in-progress, and the start Jonathan's Master's Thesis exploration and research.
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Are you going to add some audio later on?
In the past I have done something similar and it required a very large (i.e., 2500x2500 for ex.) layer in After Effects. And, on this layer... the camera movements were created. I tried other approaches but none gave the kind of flow of the camera and 3D like camera movements (i.e., z space).
Did you use a single (or a few) very large single layers to create this or did you use nested nulls to create this effects? Curious because my "large layer" approach was a big resource hog and slow to render.
BTW, very good work.
Joe Moya