Sketches

Screen Capture of the Application

Main Page

2nd Page

After Click the button in the Frame

After Click the button in the Frame

After Click the button in the Frame

After Click the button in the Frame

After Click the button in the Frame

When Roll Over the Frame/Button

When Roll Over the Frame/Button

When Roll Over the Frame/Button

When Roll Over the Frame/Button

When Roll Over the Frame/Button

When Roll Over the Frame/Button

Before Start to do the Interaction

Before Roll-Over / Click the typo.

After Roll-Over / Click the typo.

MEDIA ART 2 : MMA1123
Media Art Final Project
Themes:  Interactive Application
Name           : Goh Wen Shyan
ID                 : 1112701437
Artwork Title : “Gathering Christmas”
Artist Statement : The message behind this artwork is to express the feeling and to encourage people

the important of Family Gathering, teenagers nowadays doesn't appreciate

parents and their family, so the purpose for this design is to encourage them

the important of it by using the Grouping of frame , the target audience

is kids and teenagers. Firstly, I will use typography to transform to the

certain design, feeling, emotion about the Celebration of Christmas.

When roll over the typography it will transform to the related images.

Green/Red color : to represent the feeling of Christmas. Based on the research

this is the color that people usually use to decoration when Christmas.

Frame: A square frame is symbolize one group with 4 lines, and the frame all

put near together is represent the frame is gathering. Means that the few groups

 of people is gathering together.

Font: I using Alaskan Nights font which can give more feeling and related to

Christmas. Regencies is the font that I use for the content.

Sketches

Sketches 1

Sketches 2

MindMap

Assignment 2 :Screen Design

MEDIA ART 2 : MMA1123
Media Art Assignment 02
Themes: Screen Based Artworks

Name           : Goh Wen Shyan
ID                 : 1112701437
Artwork Title : “The Emotion”
Artist Statement : This background design concept is based on one new media artist (Jim Campbell) he usually create his artwork by using LED light. At first, I try to use the LED light bulb concept to express the emotion of Anger, that’s why the whole design is red in color. There contain two different tone of LED bulb, the darken red is a reflection of a person. It’s reflecting out the anger of the person. Besides that, in my screen design got 3 submenus, the SCAN button can rescan the mood of the person.

Red : represent Anger
Different tone of LED : represent the reflection and the person mood

"Philosophy" of artist Jim Campbell

Jim Campbell

http://www.jimcampbell.tv/

JIM CAMPBELL

Born in Chicago in 1956. Lives and works in San Francisco.

Education:       Massachusetts Institute of Technology

                        B.S. Electrical Engineering, 1978    B.S. Mathematics, 1978
The artist's philosophy 
Jim Campbell is the installation artist,he usually create his artwork with LED light, His current work combines film, sound, and LED light installations. He has emerged as a leading figure in new media arts.

List of human emotions

A LIST OF THE 7 HUMAN EMOTIONS

Humans experience a range of emotions every day and to varying degrees. Emotions are subjective experiences; an experience that elicits strong feelings in one person might have little effect on another. The word emotion comes from the Latin word emovere, in which "e" means "out" and "movere" means "move."

WHY DO WE FEEL?

Psychologists believe human emotions are a function of evolution that have enabled us to solve problems, protect ourselves and our families, survive desperate circumstances and procreate. The "fight or flight" response to immediate danger is one of many examples of how emotion prepares us and protects us. The role of emotion in everyday life also influences the way we learn, set goals, communicate with one another, rank daily tasks and how we perceive ourselves as individuals. 
The degree to which we "feel" an emotion can lead to a mind-body experience as well. A person who wets himself when faced with extreme fear is an example of this "mind-body" connection between emotion and physiological response. Modern psychologists can identify dozens of emotions experienced by humans, however there are seven that are considered the "root" emotions.

JOY

Joy is a magical, often transformational emotion. In an article titles "The Alchemical Emotion of Joy," Kevin Ryerson called joy, "the ability to feel the essence of your own divinity." Related emotions include happiness, exhilaration, excitement, pleasure and contentment.

ANGER

Anger can be felt on many levels, ranging from highly irritable to frustration. It is defined as a strong feeling of disapproval or dissatisfaction, usually brought on by some real or perceived wrongdoing. Related emotions include resentment, exasperation, rage and fury.

ANXIETY

Anxiety can be subjective and difficult to describe. Most often, it means feeling nervous or uneasy, but in many cases there is no specific reason for feeling so. Impending danger, an upcoming exam, speaking in front of an audience, a blind date, and even day-to-day stress can lead to feelings of anxiousness. Related emotions include distress and apprehension.

SURPRISE

Feelings of surprise can be pleasant or unpleasant. The one constant, however, is the suddenness of the feeling. Related emotions include amazement, bewilderment, astonishment or feeling startled.

TRUST

Also referred to as strength or self-assuredness, trust enables humans to rely on instinct, impart confidence or experience hope. Related emotions include certainty, faith and a feeling of security.

GRIEF

Mental suffering over a great loss or painful experience are the hallmarks of this emotion. Like anger, there are varying degrees of grief, ranging from disappointment to great despair. Related emotions include anguish, heartache, melancholy and woe.

FEAR

Fear is an adaptive human emotion that often has unpleasant side effects. In cases of violent crime or a near-death experience, the victim might experience post-traumatic stress disorder. Fear can also have a protective effect. Think of the father who, for only a moment, can't locate his child in a busy supermarket. His immediate response (fear), enables him to quickly read his surroundings, listen for his child's voice and locate the child. Related emotions include apprehension, terror, panic and dread.

LOVE

Feelings of personal attachment to a child, husband, wife, parent or friend are most commonly associated with love, but love can fall anywhere on the spectrum from passionate affection to mere enthusiasm. Feelings of love might be romantic, or they could mean having a high regard for a friend, church or cause. Related emotions include fondness, adoration and passion.

From : http://www.livestrong.com/article/26673-list-human-emotions/
For more : http://www.findingauthentichappiness.com/list-of-emotions.html
For more :http://www.buzzle.com/articles/list-of-human-emotions.html