It’s a grid. It has audio tones. The beat moves left to right. The tones move up and down. Click a box and it makes a sound. Fun, addictive, simple, and beautiful. Go play with it.
Here’s how Andre Michelle (the creator) describes ToneMatrix:
Simple sinewave synthesizer triggered by an ordinary 16step sequencer. Each triggered step causes a force on the underlaying wave-map, which makes it more cute.
20,000 mile road trip across the US, 121 strangers, 4-5 minute interviews. This is a must see. Starts Monday, June 1st at the David Lynch website.
I had the pleasure of designing an 11″ x 17″ poster for the Medieval & Early Modern Studies department at UNC in Chapel Hill. My design made use of a portion of a Theodore De Bry engraving which was then digitally hand-colored using a graphic tablet. Big fun.
Voiceover is a fascinating field of work I knew nothing about before handling the redesign of Liz Aiello’s website. Liz offers voiceover services and comes equipped with an ISDN-ready studio for quick file delivery. Her website offers video and audio demos along with an extensive photo gallery of her acting experience.
Sarah Worsham has written a nice article on using Flickr to create a social community through posting product pictures. If you’re a retailer with a website, give this article a read.
from Practical Ecommerce by Sarah Worsham
Flickr, a photo sharing site, can be a powerful tool for promoting your products. Not only can you upload images of your products, where they can be seen throughout the Flickr website, but you can encourage your customers to participate and socialize with your company and products by uploading and sharing their own images of your products.
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