Spin Motion

Projects BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Siméon Brandner – Spin Motion

“Spin Motion
is an iPhone application that allows you to create and share stop-motions.

On shared animations one can participate in the realization by adding an image at the end. It will create two types of animations, made either by a person or exquisite corpse.

The application is divided into three parts: the creation is made frame by frame. For each picture taken, a main line that crosses the screen trough its middle is a guide to align something on it. This line turns a few degrees after each shot to make a complete revolution.

The visualization is effected by turn- ing the iPhone, making the animation play forward or backward. The baseline created by using the guide remains horizontal when the screen rotates.

Modifying stop-motions allows you to rework animations and to share them.

I developed a lot of knowledge in the ergonomics and the design of a sharing interface on iPhone.”

Siméon Brandner

Diploma project (2012) by Siméon Brandner

Know-how
UX/UI, Data visualization, Moving images
MEDIA INTERACTION DESIGN, Spin Motion, Siméon Brandner
MEDIA INTERACTION DESIGN, Spin Motion, Siméon Brandner
MEDIA INTERACTION DESIGN, Spin Motion, Siméon Brandner
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