Check out the website I designed for my Web Design 2 course. I officially launched the site on my client’s domain! It is not completely finished or optimized for every browser, but I am excited to share it with others finally. Introducing David Starkopf Photography dot com!
Tags: design, web, web development
Liz and I finally finished our Physical Computing final project, Painted Circuits. Please see our code, as well as my previous process posts (initial idea, traces, progress 1, progress 2). This art piece was created to decorate the home of an electronically savvy person. Through the exploration of conductive paint and the often overlooked beauty […]
After having some issues with my code, I rewired my bracelet to make sure all of the connections were strong and re-coded using arrays and for loops. I also added a Vibration Motor to vibrate at the ending time as an extra indicator. Please see the final images below, as well as my final code. […]
Liz and I have been hard at work to complete our two final projects for Physical Computing. Our collaborative project has taken us a lot of time to bring together because the conductive paint we are using is quite fussy. We finally got all of our errors worked out, however, and we are finally seeing […]
Below is my final presentation. Please also see my final paper.
Tags: final, project, repurpose, sustainability
I decided to re-make the bracelet for my Light/Time project, using a shiny silver fabric (much easier to work with than real leather) and rethinking how to turn the timer on and off. Please see my previous post regarding the process of moving to a Lilypad, as well as my original post with my first […]
Liz and I have been working very hard on our Physical Computing final project, an interactive wall hanging that serves as an ambient night light. We began by simply experimenting with the conductive paint to build a simple circuit with an LED. We tested many circuits by painting, blow drying (to dry the paint faster), […]
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After great in-class critique and suggestions, and the generous donation of an old Apple PowerBook G4 by my teacher, I decided to attempt to repurpose an old computer. I began tearing apart the Powerbook using this tutorial. There is also this video, which I of course found after I had already disassembled my machine. There […]