New piece of internet art experimenting with safari and chromes webkit animations for div layers. Using basic HTML objects like forms, embedded players, img tags and iframes and animating them to the beat of House of Pains “Jump”. WARNING: Use in internet explorer and firefox at your peril!
http://www.amythornley.co.uk/jump/
NO DISLIKE. ONLY LIKE.
I am finally getting around to making some Internet Art again, which I have missed doing and want to focus on more. This is a website inspired by the FB Resistance Artists set up by Tobias Leingruber. This website is about Facebook’s denial of the dislike button, despite millions of it’s users wanting one. There is no dislike, only like. Enjoy playing!
To dislike this page, visit it: http://amythornley.co.uk/dislike/
I have revamped my site up a little, adding separate sections so that is more equipped for being able to add more work without it becoming confusing. Let me know what you think.
You may have noticed my website and blog have changed, have been working on this for a while so would appreciate some feedback. Here are some shots:
Louise launched her new website and blog today, built using the wonderful indexhibit and wordpress, I’ve seen her working on this for quite some time now and have helped out with the coding and development.
Visit: www.louiselawlor.co.uk
Here are the visuals for the website. This would be launched in conjunction with the exhibition. It would utilize similar technology as the exhibition allowing users to interact from home using their own webcam.
Click the images to see them full size.
Enter page:
Main page:
Just finished helping a friend design and build their website. Amy is a friend from my college course and has recently graduated from studying Illustration and Design at Sunderland. She has a very unique and colourful style, check her out!
I recently built a website for a new local business in my area, Penwood Construction. Had a few problems with the host getting it online, but now it is live I feel okay with sharing it. I didn’t make the logo or anything, just the website, both design and coded. Some features I’d never used before such as a Jquery gallery, also the first time I have created menus using CSS alone. Was some coding challenges but got there in the end.
Just found this absolutely amazing interactive music video using HTML5, part of the chrome experiments. It takes advantages of using different browser windows to show videos, and things off of google maps which are custom to whatever location you enter. Later on the piece is even more interactive. Amazing!
Check it out:
http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/
