Vinesript is a website where you can write your own short movie. How it works?Â
For every vine video people add #hastags, to tag their video with certain words.. like if you film a child eating flower you would tag your video with words #child #eating #flowers so hastags are kinda a video description.
Everyone who posts the video on twitter gets into twitter API and is recognized by their hastags.
So if you write a sentence like âFlowers are beautifulâ you will get 3 different videos that would have been hastaged:
#flowers
#are
#flowersÂ
So with the words you write you make your own movie. But as every movie and every cinema you donât know what will come out. When you go to see a movie you might know what it is about but you
donât know what will be shown in there. Vinescript works the same way â you know about what it will be because you are the one who chooses the words but you donât know what videos the script will show.Â
âA manâs alter ego is nothing more than his favorite image of himselfâ
Avatar was a project to create your own Avatar. I imagined avatar which everyone have â the little evil thing inside you.. the one who makes you do the bad things, eat the bad sugars and say the bad things.
About bikes is a visual scale depicting the distribution of common types of bikes around the north/east london area.
Firstly wanted to classify bike types by area, age and fashion. How to do it, where to get the data?
area - classified by locked bikes
age - stopping and asking cyclists fashion by recording data at traffic lights
I wanted to make the layout interactive, to show the information using the bike.Â
Bike types in area.
After walking and doting map (with an actual maps and 4 different colour markers) in Finsbury Park, Islington, Dalston, Shoredtich and LiverpoolStreet. Five bike classifications (Multi-gear, Single- speed, Utility, Boris and Folding bicycles) were displayed using coloured markers overlaid on a map, to show both the percentage distribution and area distribution.Â
From 800 bicycles:
54% were multi gear â 433 bicycles 22% single-speed â 175 bicycles 14% utility â 112 bicycles
5% boris â 41 bicycles
5% folding â 39 bicycles
The most interesting information highlighted by the study was the distribution of certain bike type in particular areas, for example Multi-Gear bikes were common place in Finsbury Park, however Single Speed bikes tended to be more popular in Dalston and Shoreditch.
The area distribution overlay can also be used to indicate where certain central areas are, without the use of the actual map.
I made an overlapping book, with printed colored dots on acetate to see what type of bike can be found in which area. The result made visual map, from which you can get information about most popular bike types, trendy areas and info graphic. I created little bike type guide, to determine bicycle types with little silhouette pictures and description about bikes.
The printing didnât go so well, as it was almost impossible
to see the dots on the acetate, so had to make up something else. I decided to show mapping in animation, as well it made easier to see the differences between the bike types, not just the numbers.Â
Typography. Everything you touch, see and create is impacted by the use of writing styles and techniques.
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but you have to know a thousand words to replace it.
Typography is the art and process of arranging type for a variety of media purposes and is made up of several parts. You can make up a word from whatever what you see, plants? Why not! Page Markers? Perfect! Just make it big! To make something big takes time, but its so much more what you can do if you expand your working area.
You have two sides to think from, the word and then from what to make it, or from what to make it and then the word. There is a third part - where to put it, locations is as importnant as the word and idea why you are making it.Â
o I had an idea, still using nails, but making just outline with them, and using thread to fill up the inside. Painting board white and using white thread makes it a bit more mysterious as you can play with shadow and its not so easy to see from what is it made of. I chose word Hide, as Hide in the shadows, and placed it in one of the dark little rooms in the university. I have made a short movie about dancing shadows.Â
Part four was a group project where I got to work with amazing French girls Annelise and Marrion. The project was to make 60second movie where the topic of the movie was picked out of
a hat. We were âluckyâ to pick out the most âamazingâ theme â Musical. So one minute musical, how hard that can be? We started to think what is musical, end ended up with impossible mission:
Actors Singers Dancers Music Costumes Stage Lights Sound Effects
Where? When? And how can we make it?Â
Slogan of my life is â Think Opposite! It comes from a little and really useful book by Paul Arden âWhatever you think, think the opposite!â the most useful 10minutes what you can spend from your life reading this great book!
Instead of professional actors we choose people from the street, instead of stage we choose street, giving them back dancers and big audience. Perfect! Now just had to think about song what can make our movie as a real musical, there are more then a million musical songs but the post popular seemed Abba or Mamma Mia in this case song âDancing Queenâ. Canât imagine better place then in front of Prince of Wales theatre to pick up biggest and most passionate Abba fans.
We created a stage to give opportunity for everyone be on the stage, be on YouTube and sing the greatest song of all.
After 9hours in front of the theatre, dressed up as biggest Abba fans, in bright legwarmers and sparkles all over us - we got amazing foot- age, so much fun, and the most important made peopleâs day a bit different!
From the whole footage we put together 60second long video, but
as every group sang the song for full 60seconds I decided to make web page with all videos uploaded on YouTube. To make everyone as a real star and show the world biggest Abba fans of all! The Queen Buzz!Â
Itâs a project done in University of Arts London â just a little memory of people during the Univeristy years. I created a book where you can mix and match people face features. Almost like making a different person. People on University helps so much each other, giving advice and helping hand that at the end of the project it is almost like a project of everyoneâs ideas. So with this book I tried to show the feeling of helping hand and how we all mix together and create new identities!
The idea started with a little project I've done ages ago, where from magazines I cut out lips and eyes and asked my friends to pose with their "new lips" - and it would look amazing how much it would change the persons look. Here are some images (2007)
So from this I decided to have myself a little memory of LCC and made  portraits of people from LCC - merged them to make sure its the same distance, and cut it in 5 parts!
Opportunity for people to let all their bad emotions out. Letting all the bad frustration out would make people happier and who doest want happier world?
Sometimes its all what you need â a simple scream â but we live in the city where you canât do it, you have to hold all that in!
screambooth.tumblr.com
Screambooth is a photobooth where as a trigger is used your scream. The photo is taken at the moment when you scream for a certain amount of time and volume. And in few minutes you get a printed photo with all your emotions as well as they get uploaded on screambooth.tumblr.com where you can share them, tweet them or simply download ;)
the Brief
With the final year starting our tutors announced that we need to put up an exhibition â in 4-week time. We got given the space â and as a punishment we got given a very uncomfortable, unusable and unsafe place.
Yes, it was Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre â the same one which somebody knows because of Polish restaurant, and unusual shops or of being uncomfortable to go in there.
the Show
Elephant and Castle shopping center is one of those local community shopping centers something like Dalston Kingsland Shopping center used to
be - as of now it has a lot more high street shops in there and a lot less kids hanging around..
Well one time in your life you need to get a space like this to appreciate other spaces, people you need to deal with and public around the space.Â
I created colorful flashy gif for the exhibition as an invite which was send over email. Making the Loading sign slowly loading with the colours changing.Â
I chose âscreamâ as my trig- ger, it might be unusual but as well as the area is unique and I would give people the opportunity to let all their bad emotions out. Letting all the bad frustration out would make people happier and who doest want happier world?
Sometimes its all what you need â a simple scream â but we live in the city where you canât do it, you have to hold all that in!Â
I started planning with the size..
I didnât want it to be too small, but not too big either. I wanted it to be big enough for more then one person to enter and I wanted it to be mysterious â so my chosen color was black.
You know â like a black mysterious box?
As my DIY skills are not the strongest and the time and 3D workshop wasnât on my side - it took tiers and blood to build the little black box. . I started with planing where will the printer, the screen and camera go. How far apart they have to be and how high as well as how to fit it all in the little âbackstageâ of the photobooth.
Then I got on the materials, what is what I will need and how to put it all together in a way you can re use it again and again.Â
So the first part of  âvery short storiesâ was to make your very own short story using just 6 words.  It can be a movie, poster or photography but you are allowed to use just six words to tell the story. So I started to think of all 3 medias and how I could use it. Thinking about a short movie I came across idea of using typography as a thinking tool, just as in BBC Sherlock Homes, or maybe using typography written on naked body âgo veg or dieâ not really 6 words, but I still want to do it. But then I came across amazing extreme sport photographer called â Fabrice Witter.Â
Fabrice have done this amazing light stencil project âEnlightened Soulsâ, which was made after the 6.3 quake occurred in Canterbury NZ where people were involved to help their neighbors, to rebuild houses, to clean the street or to make donations. He wanted to contribute by doing something too, giving what he was able to, some of his time and skills. Giving support to his friends, to the men and women he met, who told their stories.  He made fabulous light stencils across the  city. I never knew what was light stencil before I saw his work, itâs a cut out stencil where you project light from dark box and take long exposure picture, so the stencil stays in the environment on the actually picture.  Its not easy as you still have to cut out the stencil and then experiment with the light and exposure. For the phrase I choose âThere is beach underneath the highwayâ. There was an artist in Latvia who was writing this phrase in Latvian, and before this project I even didnât know that it has came from France revolution when people where taking stones from the road and underneath the stones there was sand, so it comes from 18th century. I made six stencils and a black box like a darkroom with a whole where you project light; in this case I used speedlight. Made a series of 6 photographs, taking the pictures up on the roof, seeing the beautiful sky and industrial building site. I want to continue doing the project with light stencil, and taking pictures in different locations as beach, highway and roundabout. As the location gives different meaning to the phrase it might be interesting the narrative will change.
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