MDDN352: Mobile Media - Project 2

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"For this project, you will explore the multiple new inputs available to a new generation of smart phones and tablet computers by building interactive experiments that re-imagine children’s picture books and updates them for this new medium."

"Conduct research into the existing interaction paradigms, and determine which tools are available to you. Try to imagine alternative methods of navigating content, generating user feedback loops, and eliciting delight in small interactions."

For project 2, I will be creating an e-book of Duck, Death and the Tulip by Wolf Erlbruch and published by Gecko Press. The story revolves around the characters of Duck and Death, where Duck meets the character Death, who helps her to prepare for the process of death itself. The two become friends and the story is quite intimate between the two characters.

Below are the slides from my interim presentation and the beginning stages of what I plan to create for this e-book. I don't want to include to many interactions, as I want to focus on the narrative drive of the story. I become emotionally investigate in the narrative, and I want the user to also become invested in the emotional narrative, with a focus on several intimate scenes between the two characters.














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I am a designer, currently studying Design Innovation at Victoria University of Wellington. My focus areas are website and mobile media development, interaction design, 3D modelling and animation and audio-visual space. My blog shows my journey through each project as well as my learning experience through university. What do I want to be when I grow up? I have no idea. But I love what I'm learning. Although there have been many bumps along the road in this journey and despite the fact that there are going to be many more, I wouldn't have it any other way.

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