DECEMBER 2018
Loopiote is a smart lantern 💡 that was created and build during a 4 day workshop around the subject of Artificial intelligence.
The idea was to create an object that is a demonstrator of how AI works, for example in a technology event open to anyone.
The lantern wakes up as soon as one’s take it, and explains that it is in learning mode, and wants you to point its camera at people and teach it if those people are nice or not that nice, through 2 buttons. Once that is done, a tap at the bottom of the lantern puts it in restitution mode, and through machine learning it is able to light in blue or red and tell you whether the new people you point at are nice or not, through attributes it learned before.
The lantern uses lights and a speaker to communicate feedbacks or give informations to the user.
The goal is to educate people on the importance and the process of supervised AI and machine learning, and that an AI only works with the information people give during the learning process.
Tools & Softwares used
Arduino
Processing
3D Printing
Team members
Maxime Bellego
Claire Marboeuf
JULY 2018
Readium Desktop is a freelance project, done in 3 weeks, for the french company EDRLab. The need was to design a desktop application for reading books, from a computer or an OPDS server.
I started the project by building a complete map of the different screens, content, actions and interactions needed and how they were all linked together. The next step was to create all the wireframes needed, with a constant feedback from the company’s director and from the developper. The application had to emphasize the different reading and accessibility parameters for everyone to use (from dyslexic people to the elderly).
Eventually, I created all the design from the wireframes, as well as a working prototype in the meantime.
Softwares used
Sketch
Invision
XMind Zen
OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2017
The video was done for the company TransferWise, during my internship at Feed Me Light in London 🇬🇧. They wanted a video showing their new service : the borderless account.
I was involved in all the steps of the project, from storyboarding, to concept arts, color boards, animatics, 3D modeling.
Softwares used
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe AfterEffect
3DS Max
OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2017
This project was done during my internship at Feed Me Light in London 🇬🇧. 2 videos were done for tv, to promote NHS Scotland, one for the winter time and one for the spring.
I was mainly in charge of the 3D modeling and texturing of all the environment and objects on this project, and I worked on the compositing of the 2 videos on AfterEffect.
Softwares used
3DS Max
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe After Effect
Mudbox
MAY 2017
The Animals Tracking project was part of a one week datavizualisation workshop, where the idea was to represent a dat physically.
We wanted to show, through this wood and plexiglas object, the differences of scales for the travels of different tracked animals, including man, for 24h one day in 2017, using all the tracking data available online.
Skills used
Laser Cutting
Adobe Illustrator
Award
ADOBE DESIGN ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS / SemiFinalist 2018
Team members
They talked about it
SEPTEMBER 2017
I worked on this project during my internship at Feed Me Light 🇬🇧. The music video director, Chris Ullens, came to us with this stop-motion video for the artist Rex Orange County, and wanted to add facial expressions to his puppets, whose eyes and mouth weren’t moving at all.
I worked on it for a week, using AfterEffect to Lipsinc the mouth with lyrics and add blinking to the puppets’ eyes.
Software used
Adobe AfterEffect
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2016
I worked on this project with the french studio REVERBERE, based in Paris 🇫🇷. We wanted to create a 5 or 6 second stop-motion video representing the growth of a few mushrooms.
We came up with the idea of realizing everything with paper, from the actual mushrooms to the log, representing it all (including the bark) with paper. The whole process took us a month and a half, because we had to think and build all the different parts of the mushrooms’ evolution.
We were really satisfied with the final result, as we included some camera movement, and the final product was a looped gif, designed to put on social medias for the studio’s promotion.
Softwares used
SketchUp
Adobe Illustrator
DragonFrame
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe AfterEffect
MARCH 2017
This project was part of a one week 3D workshop, where we had to create from scratch, in groups of 4, a 3D commercial for a brand we invented. We decided to create a condom brand, and use some 2D motion design on top to emphasize the 3D animation.
Softwares used
3DS Max
Adobe AfterEffect
Adobe Photoshop
Award
ADOBE DESIGN ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS / SemiFinalist 2018
Team members
DECEMBER 2016
For this project, we had one week, working in groups of 4 to create a new brand of tea and work on its packaging.
We called the tea « Junkie lady » as we wanted something both provocative and a reminder of the British tradition for drinking tea. We got inspired by the packaging of different packs of drugs, with different dirty patterns that made the « junkie lady » stand out. We wanted to apply this idea using visuals from old British ladies’ wallpapers, with a baroque look.
The final packaging is made with transparent paper on which those patterns were screen printed to have this colorful and unclean look we wanted at first.
Skills used
Linocut
Screen printing
Adobe Photoshop
Team members
They talked about it
APRIL-MAY 2017
The aim of this project was to create a game for the association Tiny Tiny School, to help french children to learn English, thanks to plasticine visuals representing objects, characters, emotions, actions and places within 6 different themes.
Skills used
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Lightroom
