MAPS & JOURNEYS: Digital Circuitry & Gallery Installation
To further develop our project for the gallery, it was decided to update the visuals with a more abstract and digital theme. We decided upon showing circuitry and roughly relating the concepts that applied to the prototype.
As it's my job to do the visuals i decided to study images of circuits
From the images that i found this one stood out quite allot due to it's colors and high tech look.
i used after effects to play around and create a simplified circuit board. This was done by creating a series of masks and applying a stroke effect to the layer
Using a duplicate of that layer, and some other effects i then started to experiment with the look of electricity flowing through the boards. These are some early tests:
With some rough assets ready, i started to create the Quartz Composer composition to test out the project. After a few hours i had quite a big chunk of the composition complete
also as you can see i tried to better organise the composition flowchart to easily find things
Also i grouped smaller functions in to sub-patches that would render things in images to be used in the main composition.
During installation week though is where the finalization happened...
Overall i am extremely pleased with the results, and it has been incredible seeing people interact and ask questions about our project, and explaining all of the process is a joy!
i used after effects to play around and create a simplified circuit board. This was done by creating a series of masks and applying a stroke effect to the layer
Using a duplicate of that layer, and some other effects i then started to experiment with the look of electricity flowing through the boards. These are some early tests:
With some rough assets ready, i started to create the Quartz Composer composition to test out the project. After a few hours i had quite a big chunk of the composition complete
Also i grouped smaller functions in to sub-patches that would render things in images to be used in the main composition.
During installation week though is where the finalization happened...
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