Jan 16, 2014
Adding some subtle colouring and hue enhancements
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Adding some subtle colouring and hue enhancements
Experimenting with an inverted background. Playing with composition and arrangement of logo and brand name. I had originally considered keeping the design crisp, and clean. My instincts told me using black would be a signifier of something like oil - but on further reflection, I considered the eye-catching benefits of such a bold design. Furthermore, most of these kits are all about sharing the wonders of marine life that live in the deeper oceans. Such regions, referred to as the Benthic zone, are never penetrated by sunlight - so it is of critical importance to use this colour scheme. Personally, I haven't looked back at the cyan/white scheme since.
A rough layout plan for a demonstration video that will result in the making of jellyfish forms using smoke created by a simple chemical reaction - safe enough for any home kitchen.
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Another compilation video to serve as a direct point for inspiration for those who purchase the Hydro Pack 0.1
The LED finger tipped gloves have 7 different light modes - plenty of novelty for a younger child, but there is a great deal to take from observing the movements and light displays of marine life. It's a way to encourage new thinking and expose children to exciting stimuli at the same time. Learning should always be fun.
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A little compilation video that I've put together. One of several that will be available on the Hydro inspiration channel.
(when it's made that is)
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Composition 6.0
Whether its my mild red-green colourblindness, or just an aesthetic preference towards garish colours - this lime green monstrosity does actually resemble the bioluminescent glow of vibrio fischeri. Having worked with both photo bacterium phosphoreum and VF in the past, I wanted to produce a little video that I could sit and watch all day. I hope you'll want to as well.
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Composition 5.0
My page containing Bioluminescent inspiration has really given me some context and structure for creating these videos. I'm trying to incorporate the references to kinetic display and produce a contrast of ambient and frantic video pieces.
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Composition 4.0
Colour? My friend now…for how long, I'm unsure.