Featured Projects:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALW0OuDKfqc&feature=youtu.be
Panoramic Post by Katelyn Barbour
Augmented Boxing Fliers by Brian Ortiz
Augmented Postcard Series by Yige Yu
Augmented Business Card by Jake Zebley
Featured projects were created in MSP4541: Mobile Media with Dr. Adrienne Shaw and Prof. Laura Zaylea (Fall, 2019)
Honorable Mentions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VRI83pnkPM&feature=youtu.be
Sprouted by Bert Osorio
AR CD Booklet by Dillon Sweigart
These projects were created in MSP 4741/8741: Emergent Media Production with Prof. Laura Zaylea (Fall, 2018). They were created with HP reveal which unfortunately is no longer supported as a platform. The creativity and design quality are still things we can appreciate though.
Curatorial Statement by Dr. Adrienne Shaw:
Augmented reality technologies like Artivive, SnapChat, and (previously) HP Reveal, allow artists to play with the boundaries of a printed object. From postcards to business cards, fliers to magazines, resumes to CD booklets, students can use these programs to bring static text- and image-based projects to life with movement, sound, and added content. These projects bring together some of the best examples of students using the augmented content that connects with the object and is designed to make use of the mobility of these projects and technologies.
Try it out!
Most of the Fall 2019 projects are augmented with an app called ARtivive. Download the app (it’s free!), download the images, scan images with ARtivive, and enjoy! The one exception is Jake Zebley’s project which uses SnapChat, which can also be downloaded for free. You’ll need to scan the QR code on each file before scanning the augmented image.
Having trouble viewing the projects? See our how-to video here.
Panoramic Post by Katelyn Barbour
Augmented Business Card, Cover Letter, and Business Card by Jake Zebley
Augmented Boxing Fliers by Brian Ortiz
Augmented Postcard Series by Yige Yu
You can also check out U is for You: Conversations with Student Media Creators to hear students Yiming Fu and Ariel Ren talk about making a project with augmented reality.