Emily Gobeille is the first name I am going to mention today.  (Sorry this is a bit late).  Anyway, Emily is a great artist and combines traditional methods with interactive computational media.  I recommend browsing around on her website – a lot of her projects just show images from stills of different projects she has done, but even the photo references are quirky and beautiful!

"The Best Fort Ever" - part of Emily's thesis project

Check out the thesis website here : http://a.parsons.edu/~emily/thesis/  (I guess she went to parsons?)  Anyway, the “animations” section shows some really nice experiments that she tried out.

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Jussi Angesleva and Ross Cooper are the creators of “Last Clock” – a iPAD app that uses what you are doing to show time in a more visual way.

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I think that the most interesting part of the clock is to compare images that it creates in different settings.  Below are images that the clock made in different places.

After a Football Game

venice beach, CA

Let the camera stair at your face, and see what your clock will look like!

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Paul Slocum is really into 80s technology, so he bought it an iPOD app where you can play around on a little piano.  But, this piano is more than just a piano – you can add samples from recordings and beats that are on the app.  It looks like a really fun way to make some music on your iPod.

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 http://www.creativeapplications.net/iphone/sir-sampleton-iphone-sound/ 

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On a side note, I’m not sure why my video embedding isn’t working!