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- Intro to sound design
- 2006-12-20
sound design Four original sound compositions with concepts utilizing electronic synthesis, environment field recording, voice recordings, and audio sampling. Made with Apple Logic Pro. Disclaimer: I think I am slightly tone deaf. - Fresh.
- Photography & semiotics
- 2006-12-20
print design Semiotic analysis of contemporary photography, Robert Frank's “Butte, Montana” (1955) and Raghubir Singh's “Pilgrim” (1989) using typographic exercises, infographics, photography, and written essays. - DMA web development
- 2006-12-20 ~ ongoing
Web development Redesigned the presentation of the UCLA Design | Media Arts site’s main page (php, mySQL). Bonus - project management web app for ASME robotics organization (python, django). - Tired
- Capture. Visual music
- Dynamic typography
- Letterforms & typography
- Motion tests
- Petribuddy & friends
- PhoneTag
- Intro to interactivity
- Intro to sound design
- 2006-12-20
Synthesis Walked into some secret robot meeting and I just happened to have my audio recorder with me. A crowd of rowdy machines filled the little room, having some intense discussion (about world domination perhaps?). This is my interpretation of a conversation with a bunch of robots from popular culture (R2D2, t-1000, HAL, etc).
Download Robots (3.3 MB .mp3)Environment Using field recordings of clocks, I wanted to create an environment that was weird and repetitive (using only clock samples). Imagine walking around in a surreal Salvador Dali painting, melting clocks and everything.
Download Clocks (2.9 MB .mp3)Voice With only a recording of my friend singing the alphabet, my intention for the project was to create a disturbing environment that could very well be a bad dream about the abc’s. Hopefully I managed to make my friend sound like a creepy little girl. Exclusively used samples and distortions.
Download ABC's (3.0 MB .mp3)Independent The goal was to create a composition in which the mood of the piece transitions at one point towards the end (more dark and moody). I also wanted to experiment with techniques I had not utilized for the previous projects — using the preset instruments and global tempo changes.
Download 4.mp3 (3.3 MB .mp3)