Second CG teaser trailer of my upcoming "The Third & The Seventh" shortfilm pseudoreel.

It's made with 3dsmax, Vray, AE and Premiere. It is also my second attempt at sound design

Work asked me to do something for their Christmas card. I work for an Interactive Agency.

To cut a long story short, after a company-wide upgrade the agency had a lot of old mobiles gathering dust. We took these, built and hoisted a gigantic interactive chandelier/mobile that plays Christmas jingles in our reception.

To add a little xmas spice to the mix, anyone can go online and enjoy annoying the hell out of people waiting around in the reception, by playing the thing live from their web browser: xmas.lbi.co.uk

Details on how we made it and some behind the scenes content are available on my blog: theophane.co.uk/mobile-mobile

Mobile Mobile has been made as a semi-permanent hanging (exhibition) space. In January the mobiles will be replaced with another hanging media, then updated month in, month out.

Mobile Mobile is just one in a line of many great lo-fi art/build concepts; from the Design Museum's Aquarium, Digital By Design, Troika and The Cloud, the Printer Bleeping Thingy (I can't remember who did it), all the great work by W+K, and of course, AKQA's wonderful microwaves from last Christmas.

Looking forward to many more to come.

Good Cause: One of the largest problems facing the developing world is a lack of trained physicians. MoCa, is a health screening system for developing countries using mobile (cell)phones and open source technologies. See mocamobile.org

Music: Ben Frost 'Through The Glass Of The Roof' 2009

The project gives a preview how new technologies such as multitouch could influence our work in the next years. We tried to find a way to use the technology in a reasonable way because we thought that in the most cases it's only used as a gadget but less profitable. Therefor we created a hybrid desktop that consists of the real desk and the desktop metaphor. We did a lot of research to find out which gestures are used in real life and how to transform them to work with multitouch. The following clip and the photos show examples how multitouch could be used in a bureau or office environment.

I did this project together with Linde Böhm and Sandra Hollmichel at HfG Schwäbisch Gmünd at the end of 2008

Watch all my projects on juliankoehn.de