Erik Scholz    

Touching van Gogh’s “De sterrennacht”.

(via Today and Tomorrow)

There’s only few games that make sense on a touch device. Bumpy Road is one. Stunning look, fluffy animations and a haven’t-seen-before interface.

(via http://www.fastcodesign.com/1664013/bumpy-road-flips-touchscreen-game-mechanics-on-their-head)

Extending touch devices with physical control and physical output. Looks funny at a first glance. Is a necessary and inspiring approach, though.

Aureality - Proximity and Touch Sensitive Pixel Installation

3072 reactive LED elements. Touchie, touchie will change colors. Even coming closer will affect the color and animation. You’ll leave a trace even when you left the thingy. Good thing: no beamer, no standard display. Just pure, solid, genuine and ripened LED modules combined with a simple user interaction. Created by Baden-Württemberg based Sensavo. Check out the newest creation from Sensavo, Pixelate Me. I really enjoyed it’s description: “The cognition of pixels and a crossover between reality and virtuality…”.

On this personal blog I write, quote and snarf about interwebz, binary watches, synth bleeps, ASCII pr0n, C64 nursing, 8-bit jump'n'runs, 4-bit design, Facebook viruses, Atari paintings, steps and sequences, William Gibson adventures, electromechanical typewriters, HTML5 demos, LED illustrations, algorithmic poems, pixel animations, 3d taoism, cognitive cyberwars, cybernetic music theory, fractal mosaics, generative science and computational evolution. My name is Erik Scholz and I'm working for TBWA\Berlin as Experience Architect on the Digital Artists team.

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