Ser Yeet's DMD E-portfolio

Semester B:  Week 29 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 29 Updating the Portfolio Brainstorming Dean has been complaining about how my online portfolio resembles a tech website, such as Apple or Samsung. I finally decided to change it today. I was inspired by  Aristide Benoist's portfolio, where the creator applied  the contrast between the small-lowercase typography and the large-scale elements, especially with the vibrant text against the dark background. Aristide Benoist's Portfolio I took those ideas and made adjustments to my current website. Before that, I selected two colour palettes that had two complementary colours to stand out. Palette 1 Link to Palette 1: https://colorhunt.co/palette/7daacbe8dbb3fffdebce2626 Palette 2 Link to Palette 2:  https://colorhunt.co/palette/bf4646eddcc6fff4ea7eacb5 Refining the Wireframes The hero background felt plain with the brown, so I added an orange radial gradien...

  Semester  B :  Week 29 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 29 Adding Sound I wanted to get some audio going for the dance installation, so I did some digging and found a tutorial (linked below) that showed me how to actually handle sound inside TouchDesigner. Steve and I got the hardware side sorted by hooking the laptop up to the amplifier with an aux cable, and we finally got the sound playing through the speakers. Right now, it’s just playing through YouTube Music, and not really part of the system yet.  My next big task is to figure out how to route that music directly into TouchDesigner so I can control the tracks through my movement, making the sound just as reactive as the fluid visuals. ...

  Semester  B :  Week 28 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 28 Tutorial with Steve Experiment with overlapping the previous purple fluid with the current blue and orange work. Use two Kinects and two projectors by connecting them to the i9 machine Today, I hung up the 14-foot by 10-foot rear projection screen that Steve bought for 250 pounds on eBay. The screen is more transparent than the front projection screen from last week. I am happy that I can be seen from behind with a couple of small warm lights.