A couple weeks ago I had the pleasure of dropping in on Danielle Aubert's Graphic Design 3 class at Detroit's Wayne State University. I met some really cool students and saw some really cool work. Below is a small sampling of some of the projects, which were loosely based on the theme of machines.
Unfortunately I didn't get the names of any of the students who made the above work, so please, if you're one of them, don't hesitate to contact me and I'll add it.
Three new big projects on the site, with an even bigger one on the horizon. Stay warm.
01 Sic Alps - Napa Asylum
02 Thee Oh Sees - Castlemania
03 Stephen Malkmus - Mirror Traffic
04 Panda Bear - Tomboy
05 City Center - Redeemer
06 Real Estate - Days
07 White Fence - Is Growing Faith
08 Fleet Foxes - Helplessness Blues
09 Ducktails - Arcade Dynamics
10 Los Campesinos! - Hello Sadness
11 Tycho - DIve
12 Woods - Sun and Shade
13 Atlas Sound - Parallax
14 Megafaun - Megafaun
15 Cults - Cults
16 Thee Oh Sees - Carrion Crawler / The Dream
17 M83 - Hurry Up, We're Dreaming
18 Tennis - Cape Dory
19 Bottomless Pit - Blood Under the Bridge
20 the Dodos - No Color
http://soundcloud.com/loganmills/summer-jams-11
Also I updated my portfolio quite a bit, and there's more coming. Happy summer!
You have to get used to thinking about how you can do something easily. That's a completely different approach than saying, "I'll work hard at it!"
Yeah. I do say, "Put forth effort," but I also say, "Don't put forth unnecessary effort."
When you do a poor job during times of input, there's no way your output will be good.
How should I put it? My parents always said, "Don't change your vessel all the time."
At the time, when someone came to me and said, "I'm having trouble because there isn't enough memory," I was—to be honest—really happy. (laughs) Seeing if you could achieve programming for the same functions with a smaller amount of memory was one way for a programmer to show off.
The above graphic is from when they first decided to make the sky blue in Super Mario Bros.
