New SRJM Logo Design

14th September, 2009

I’ve started work on a new logo design for myself:

Completed a Flash Drag and Drop Demo

10th September, 2009

Following applying for a position at spongeuk I had to produce a demonstration Adobe Flash and Actionscript piece from a sample brief creating a drag and drop e-learning game.

This involved forming an interface based on the style of their website and creating actionscripted animation for button and label motion, as well as learning a bit about SLR cameras myself in the process! I await to see if this demonstrates suitable skills for the position.

Update: the company was suitably impressed by this demo however my application was too late before they had to hire another person.

Marathon Sketch Upload to Flickr

19th August, 2009

I’ve scanned and uploaded a whole load of things I had intended to for quite a while. This is because I had my scanner out to scan a sketch for the new site’s header image:

Among some pretty random old stuff, there were also a couple of concept sketches for my recent Final Year Project:

Website menu buttons in vector:

And a quick scribble of an idea for the idat menu button:

Quick Interface Sketch

24th April, 2009

Having considered a number of alternative means of connecting human with hardware, I’m going down the route of using a joystick-like handle with the various sensors placed in suitable positions in contact with the fingers and palm.

Here is a very, very quick sketch of what I have in mind:

Music Biofeedback Experiment (Part 5)

17th January, 2009

I’ve made an attempt at displaying the results I’ve started to collect as a large visual graph, which you can see here:

View the large version here. Basically, it’s a case of spot the correlations!

Biofeedback Graphing

16th December, 2008

Using an existing product, the Journey to Wild Divine biofeedback reading device, I have started to experiment to see what sort of responses I should expect from listening to music.

Here is the data compared against the actual waveform of Dire Straits’ Where Do You Think You’re Going?:

The Project Model

22nd November, 2008

Here is a diagram to demonstrate my final year Project concept as an interactive process between the user and a virtual space:

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