Here is another project I completed in HTML5! I really enjoyed creating this! It took quite a while, but I am really proud that I was able to add some animated elements to this. I hope you all enjoy!
***IMAGE FLASH WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT WATCH THE VIDEO IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO MOVEMENT OR FLASHING LIGHTS*** Here is my Image Mandala project! Our assignment for this project was to take 10 images that we took ourselves, and make it into a mandala using both Dreamweaver and Photoshop. This project was so much fun for me! I really enjoyed how much creative freedom we had with the coding process and that we had to take the pictures ourselves. The mandala is for sure one of my favorite projects I've done so far in Dreamweaver! Fantastical Facts: Image Mandala Edition: This project is 619 lines total! It isn't a whole lot compared to a code like Totoro, however, the effects that can be made in those lines are incredible! It goes to show that sometimes less can be more. The background image is of a sunset from my backyard. The bee towards the center and some of the flowers are from flowers that I used to grow in high school for FFA. Some of the other flowers and the leaves are f...
Here is my fifth project for my Multimedia Installation class! This project was a large scale projection onto whatever we wanted. I chose to use old pageant footage from when I used to compete and news articles in the background about controversial topics in the community. Fantastical Facts: White Dress Edition: The dress used is a white gown that I used to compete in! Since the dress was white, I was able to use it as a screen and project onto it. I did two runs of this project. One in a production studio at school with a small projector, and then again at school in a different room with a larger projector. The second time was better than the first and there were some changes made along the way. Special shoutout to my mom for helping me with this project! I couldn't have done it without you! As always, thank you for supporting this small artist and blog! I hope you enjoy the work as much as I do when I create it! Have a magical day! -Maddy Wessling
Here is my finished version of Love a Lot Bear! It is not perfect, and I really need to work on perfecting the lines, but I am proud of my progress and how far I have come within a short time. The background and the part of the clouds does move, but I chose this still image to post here. This project took 20+ hours and a whopping 1,441 lines of code!