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Opertoon makes stories you can play. We’re combining comics, games, music, and touch- and gesture-sensitive devices to create a fresh kind of storytelling we call “opertoons.” Our apps Strange Rain and Ruben & Lullaby offer up a taste of what we’re creating: interactive entertainment that’s engaging, emotional and artistic. (via Opertoon)
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In this Science Friday video, DJ, music producer and clothing designer Aaron LaCrate demonstrates how to lift a beat — how to capture a snippet of a song for use in another piece of music. Using the audio player below, you can listen to last Friday’s Science Friday segment in which Ira Flatow and guests…
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But enter “story” mode and you’ll see what Opertoon means when they claim to design “stories you can play.” With each tap on the glass, snippets of a mysterious character’s inner monologue flit onscreen. Drag your fingertips across the rainy image, and even more stream-of-consciousness spatters out. Who is this person? (via “Strange Rain” iPad…
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But enter “story” mode and you’ll see what Opertoon means when they claim to design “stories you can play.” With each tap on the glass, snippets of a mysterious character’s inner monologue flit onscreen. Drag your fingertips across the rainy image, and even more stream-of-consciousness spatters out. Who is this person? (via “Strange Rain” iPad…
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albotas: Mark You Calendars! Blip Festival NY 2010 Is This May! Put in that vacation time, book your ass a hotel, and get ready for three days of “unconventional devices doing unconventional things” when BlipFest brings the chipmusic heat courtesy of 8bitpeoples and The Tank. // BLIP FESTIVAL NEW YORK 2011 // fifth anniversary edition…