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Sidewalk Art

3 comments | Tuesday, July 18, 2006



Someone glued a bunch of small pictures and graphics on the sidewalk in downtown Kansas City. It's pretty cool - lots of variety, and it snakes along the sidewalk for a pretty long time.

So I took some video... hope you enjoy it!

Update: Wow! Chuck mentioned my video in his Vlog Gumbo video... with some other extremely cool vloggers! Thanks for the link and mention, Chuck!

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Monster Sculpture in Kansas City

0 comments | Friday, July 14, 2006



This monster sculpture is in downtown Kansas City, across from Barney Allis Plaza. It's sorta interesting, because there's an accompanying animation of the sculpture doing a little dance, walking around, hopping, etc.

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Testing Camtasia PIP

1 comments | Wednesday, July 12, 2006



I saw Steve Garfield's post about superimposing video onto a screencast, and thought I'd try it out using Camtasia. I'm not getting the "looking directly at the screen" thing, but then I have a large 20' monitor, and set the webcam on top of it... so it's looking down at me.

No sound - didn't mess with setting up my mic... but sorta cool, nonetheless!

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Ball and Hand - another Animation test

0 comments | Tuesday, July 11, 2006



This time, I rotate a ball (well, actually a paper weight), then grab it and move it with my hand, then the rotation slows a little and stops. Exciting, huh?

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Testing Stop Motion Animation

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I just played around with Windows Movie Maker - it does stop motion animation... how cool is that?

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