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Design for the Internet2008Jan Carlo ChungExercises
and TOC Ricardo RojoEzine: Nice stop action photography combined with audio for an evocative night scene interpretation Final Another very nice animation/stop motion piece. May HoEzine "Conversation" Adam DeckerEzine: Emoticons A graphical presentation of emoticons (: Natalie WayteEzine: History, Absolut Vodka Comprehensive and organized 2007Christopher CarrExercises Matt LackeyExercises Megumi IsobeJournal of Bittersweet Memories Daniela VasquezAzzure Bealefrom Internet Art readingsDaniel DiCarloFallen Heroes final project Gisele Garcia
Feliciana MorenoFamily Cookbook final project . You need a high speed connection for this as the page images are around 600k each. The 'back' button is the lower left upturned corner of the book. Each page has a font that relates to the person or item displayed. Weston StecklairExercises 2006Joel BarraganElaine MartinezCourtney HarrmonArdith StewartCassie SalcidoPortfolio Tim DevlinEdward LaagYuko KishidaKyle HoltenNicole TurnerKyle WallingAngela GonzalezKristin JohnsonPortfolio Matt SmithJoel UrenaWilliam Riggins2005Tyson Claycamp Henry Duclos Jesse Gammage Southworth Samarkand Muroshima Miclat Robert Prom Andrew Applebee Catherine Cruz Andre Gonzales Suzanne Ito Karlowicz NoteArchiving involves changing server locations - some links may be dead ends, especially those leading back to the class server. Be sure to read the project description that corresponds to the archived work. For example, in the environment projects students were required to have load movie commands that brought up a window with 2 other student commerce product descriptions, a link to their website, a close button, and a move button. Just because a work is displayed here does not guarantee it is perfect - but it has elements worth analyzing that outweigh the possible typos, broken links, inconsistencies.
"Anyone can hold the helm when the sea is calm." -
Publilius Syrus, 1st century BC
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