I finally found some hours to create a little logo and a minimal web design for labe.me. Blogs and logos should be updated within a few days. I will improve labe.me incrementally later :)
The logo idea was created using “labe” characters.
Pyramid + spiral + spheres = little alien face.
I think I did a better video editing. I added some sounds and melodies from the game, a small tutorial sequence, some transitions, etc.
It’s still not “PRO” but that’s much better! :)
Note: François created all the sounds and melodies for the game, hurray!
I finally found the time to play with augmented reality and it is really fun.
Nothing special there, only a minimalist game to test the technology. The laptop’s webcam is not practical to film the table but using a phone or pad should be ok.
Hell, I don’t want to buy yet another gadget but it seems I must break the bank one day or another…
I still have to improve but it was really fun to create this amateurish video :)
Here’s what MindLabyrinth looks like:
Two months ago I heard about http://data.gouv.fr, a governmental website containing data and statistics provided by french authorities.
Playing with a selected set of data and three.js I made this little visual experiment which… well… it’s up to you to decide if it moves you or not :
Dessiner avec des données (requires a recent browser supporting WebGL)
Hey!
My first indie game was made in collaboration with a good old mate.
A little game to have fun with a weird mind technology, Haxe, NME, Pixelmator, SketchBook pro, Inkscape and friendship :)
A beautifull little project, released the 11th of december 2011 at 09:34 AM :)
This one was the most difficult. The result is full of errors but since the end of the world is imminent… let’s draw to survive!
