multi-layering

The last project we finished last friday was called 'multi-layering'. It was a 2-week project again, focusing on visualizing complex information on screens. We were free to choose a theme, but we had to create an animated visualization of at least 10 parameters on two different screen sizes. Additionally we were asked to make some narrative framework around the visualization.

I decided to create an application for rowers (athletes as well as coaches) that supports training and progress in real-time as well as in a later analysis.

One part of the app should support rower during training sessions by providing information about the forces they apply, if their rowing technique is synchronous, the current stroke rate and some other parameters....

The app should also provide information to help analyzing training sessions or races afterwards.

See some more frames here...

and the animated visualization...

prototyping the future

Last week it was 'prototyping the future' time. It is a one week of workshops on different topics like mobility, biology, philosophy and many more. I decided to go for an info-graphics course, as I had the chance to get a sneak-peak last semester.

I only had two and a half days, so it was a quite short attempt, but I learned quite a bit about showing (or not showing) information. I really liked working on information graphics, hopefully i get another chance soon - maybe with a little more time...

it moves_2

Another small animation i made to explain our tasks during the last five weeks...It runs as a part of the exhibition at UID, so it is maybe not 100% self-explanatory...core-information: who did what on whom - got it? 

map of creative process

Interesting infographic on creative process by Melike Turgut.
Would be nice to have it interactively connected with some content developing.

I am actually wondering if it could be a program that traces the steps in your creative process and visualizes it. Some sort of interactive log.