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Audio Visualization – Noises on my Window
Posted on January 30, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedI build an audio visualization based on four different audio files. The screen shows a series of light streams, and each of them is mapped to a specific audio file. The four audio samples were recorded at the window of my room from Thursday through Sunday. By examining each sample individually, it becomes evident the [...]
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Graduation Project – Third Iteration
Posted on January 24, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedThis post is part of a series about my graduation project. I’ve already explained basics aspects of it, and the first two rounds of iterations. Today I’m going to share a new round. Iteration 03 – Versioning System and Backend Wireframe I reduced the visual importance of the author’s names, and prioritized the stories. This [...]
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Graduation Project – Second Iteration
Posted on January 24, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedIn this post, I’ll be talking about several iterations I designed for my graduation project. I already explained all the background of my project in a previous post: What kind of artifact my project is, What is it about (its topic), Its purpose, The data I’m using, and My first iteration. Iteration 2 – Versioning [...]
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Graduation Project – An interactive map of stories
Posted on January 18, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedIntroduction I started my graduation process in early fall 2011. The first step was to present my advisor with a five-page document outlining my proposal. I’m from El Salvador, and since I’d applied for the Digital Media master program at Georgia Tech, I knew that I wanted to build something that would help my own [...]
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Interactive Map of Wheat Street
Posted on January 13, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedAt the end of the fall semester, Ben Chapman, Saeideh Joodaki, and myself build an interactive infographic of an urban farm in downtown Atlanta. It’s name is Wheat Street. The system shows the connections among each element on the farm. Features: A satellite view of the farm Icons to identify its key elements A description [...]
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DOCUMENTATION: The story of a timeline
Posted on January 13, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedThis page offers an explanation on how I did the timeline NANOTECH HISTORY. For that purpose I describe my design process in eight steps: 1. Content 2. First draft 3. Reversal point 4. Re-defining content 5. Second draft 6. Changes in flash 7. Design issues 8. Navigation [...]
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Nanotechnology: from science to religion
Posted on January 13, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedIntroduction In his essay, What is iconoclash? Is there a world beyond the image wars?, Bruno Latour explains that sacred icons have been celebrated and worshiped due the common belief that they are not made by human hands (18). Across the following lines, I will take two images about nanotechnology applications and will [...]
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Timeline: a brief history of nanotechnology
Posted on January 13, 2012 by amartell6 in UncategorizedClick here to know more about Nanotechnology History
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A future without genetic diseases
Posted on December 11, 2010 by amartell6 in UncategorizedWatch the Family Future Narrated Animation On December 8th 2010, Andrew Ho, Chris DeLeon and me presented an infomercial to promote genetic illness prevention, through a new technology called Family Future. It can be found in my blog, and is also available on Chris’s blog. In the next paragraphs, I’ll be showing date-by-date the design [...]
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Nano for Genetic Illness Prevention
Posted on November 15, 2010 by amartell6 in UncategorizedMy friends Chris DeLeon, Andrew Ho and myself keep moving on with our collaborative project on a possible nanotechnology application. We’re speculating that nanosensors, quantum dots, and digital ink can be combined to prevent genetic illnesses previous to conception. You can check our presentation here.
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