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Pixel Bender audio visualization

October 25th, 2009

This simple audio visualization is based on a combination of pixel shader effects (2D lookup table deformation with sine and cosine functions) and BitmapData effects (accumulation effect, additive blending, blur filter).

Instead of running a “real” audio analysis with SoundMixer.computeSpectrum, I just measured the sound’s intensity level with SoundChannel.leftPeak and SoundChannel.rightPeak.

The SWF file was compiled with Flex SDK 3.3 and weighs 3.985 bytes (PBJ data included).

Music: “A” by Turzi.

Ford Fusion Lab

August 1st, 2009

This website is a collection of artistic interpretations for 9 features of the Ford Fusion car model. I was responsible for the Dual Zone and Ambient Light interactive experiments, made with Flash. Both take advantage of BitmapData rendering (especially applyColorTransform for the accumulation buffer effect). Physics engine Box2D was used in Dual Zone, and Ambient Light is an exploration of refraction, reflections and additive blending.

Website design and development by JWT.
Lab content (Flash and video) by colmeia.

Hipoglós Amêndoas

August 1st, 2009

Hipoglós Amêndoas is a new baby cream released into the market, and the website is a platform for user-generated content, especially pictures and videos.

In this project, I was responsible for developing the website framework, aiming to simplify the insertion of content by other Flash developers in the team. SWFAddress was used for deep-linking. I also built the gallery’s HTML templates, integrating them with Django.

Design and development by colmeia.

Johnnie Walker Black Label

March 19th, 2009

New Brazilian website for Johnnie Walker Black Label developed at colmeia. It’s a linear experience, with simple interactions, throughout which visitors learn more about the history and the uniqueness of the whiskey.

In this project, I was responsible for developing the website framework, splitting the content in modular blocks, and making it easier to insert and update content.

Full credits here.

LG WOW

October 29th, 2008

LG WOW is the latest website we developed at colmeia featuring Papervision3D, webcam interactivity, Flash Media Server streaming, and integration with a Django application using remoting (PyAMF). It is a product showcase for LG Electronics.

To enter the website, choose between webcam and keyboard modes. After the countdown, shout “wow” to the camera (or simply type it if you chose keyboard mode) and 3D particles will explode according to your voice loudness. The camera feed will be recorded to Flash Media Server, but it will only be published if you choose to do so later.

Navigate the website through the floating objects or the menu (at the top).
Check the Gallery (to watch other people’s reactions) and the Stats section too.


This website doesn’t push the boundaries of Flash and PV3D (we just used Planes with MovieMaterials), but I think we were still able to build something unique for the client.

Concept and product pages by Sinc (advertising agency).
PV3D design and development by Colmeia:

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