Project Description
Making brave new worlds
Welcome to our worlds portfolio showcasing some of our worlds – i.e. videos, unity games, fantasy maps and cartoons !
On this page we gather all the posts we have on our portfolio and add some notes and further links.
Select the notes to read about different levels of understanding.
Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on worlds and world building/animation.
Select the world links to dig into the world details.
A very special first fantasy map
Anyone wanting to see a map of a fantasy world not yet found?. A world where people sing for a living?. Our first attempt at a fantasy map inspired us to draw the things from our past and we just loved creating it! Here we present the "Acting Sea" and its islands. These are so-called because of the songs made on each island by its people and animals. Eventually, almost everyone started competing in a 10-day singing competition for best song of the year. Read the Notes to discover their world and history. [...]
A Trip to a future City
Anyone wanting to see a recent trip to a future city?. Or a low-polygon empty buildings, trees water as something new and exciting to explore?. Do you need to consider what you would do if you were planted into the future?. Do you need to be somewhere in the future as this present time is not worthy of you?. Take a step forward in time and really see, really judge if its for you. Look around the small isolated buildings and wonder what kind of people there would be. [...]
A lonely XMAS village world
Anyone wanting to see an XMAS world completely void of people?. Or a low-polygon Christmas village world full of homes, presents and reindeer?. Do you need to consider what to do every Christmas or is it a given?. Do you need to be somewhere in another world ready for a festival?. Take a step back though time and really see. Look around the village at its preparations for the upcoming festival. See the presents and animals play and await their fate. Look while the snowmen discuss the cold and snow. [...]
A revealing distant new world
Anyone wanting to see an early world made entirely of hope?. A low-polygon world full of plains, fields, water and grass?. You may need to consider to a simpler, distant world ready for a new life?. Somewhere across the universe. We could imagine that the conditions are right for a new world to start breathing. The new world begins slowly at first and involves the interactions of minute traces of minerals, oxygen and vegetation. Here we take a fly-by of the new world. [...]
A last fight for our mother earth
Anyone wanting to see the last madness of mankind and to want to change it?. A low-polygon world with people disagreeing on the edge of the waters as their ancestor's bones look on?. You need to consider the consequences of running out of time? and to see a final possible view of our world ready for lesser life?. Men fight as their planet floods, their ancestors' bones look on, the waters keep coming. One by one the people begin the long sleep... [...]
A low poly animal world
Anyone wanting to see what a simple game engine can render?. Perhaps a low-polygon world full of animals, buildings, fields and clouds?. Do you you need to escape to a simpler, virtual animal world?. To see an abstract of our world pinned to simple concepts with roaming animals?. We live in a very apparently detailed, world and universe. Here we create an animal world and view it in “low poly” so we are at the heart of the sparseness of a vast landscape. [...]
A low poly world
Anyone wanting to see a low-polygon world full of mountains, fields and clouds?. Do you need to escape to a simpler, virtual world?. or want to see an abstract of our world pinned to simple concepts?. We live in a very detailed, fractal world and universe. Here we create a world and view it in “low poly” so we are at the heart of the sparseness of a vast landscape. We can now be telling anyone about a simple journey. [...]
- Recognise that we all live in one world, we hear people cry and we try to help of course, this is right and good.
- See that technology has caught up with the imagination to make many worlds possible and easy to create and perhaps replace.
- Nurture your interest in creating separate walk-able worlds for virtual reality using the Unity Engine or other platform.
- Consider that creating worlds is a straight forward thing to do when coming from a technical and more importantly imagination-based background.
- Remember that words make worlds. A story can be all that it takes to start and run your world.
- Get into the habit of creating our worlds to live and walk-through.
- To these worlds, add sounds, poems and visual effects like weather and daylight hours.
- Create stunning walkabouts of actual virtual reality worlds both realistic and animated, add trees, oceans, animals.
- Learn that mobile devices are not suited to complicated worlds, you can just view them as video-like portals or use low-poly assets.
- Consider the outer worlds as a model for development – what could they possibly be like for us and any creature?
- Recognise the difference between details and low poly worlds and where they are suited.
- Ensure that after a world is created, the sounds and poems are carefully placed.
- World placement should allow you to move around in any such way as to see things differently.
- Realise that the worlds are not always games but real ins some way for their inhabitants.
- See that worlds are sometimes there to tell a story and to help the user feel part of something other than physical.
- Don’t ignore the currently perceived real world, use everything you can imagine to help create new ones.
- Create fantasy world maps with points of interest, history and old tales, there are no intellectual limits.
- Consider the worlds neatest games and then make one from the inspiration to explore as your world.
- Try to create decent and consistent worlds without contradictions to retain the world reality.
- Consider us here on earth to be part of some experience just for a minute.
Poems Portfolio
Extracting poems from and for life Welcome to our poems portfolio showcasing some of our poems! On this page we gather all the posts we have on our portfolio and add some notes and further links. Select the notes to read about different levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on poems & poetry. Select the poem links to dig into the poem details. For each poem we have produced an English Haiku (say "high-koo"). This is a type of Japanese poem that contains only 17 syllables, broken up into three lines of 5,7 & 5 syllables. Application [...]
Sounds Portfolio
Mixing sounds with space in time Welcome to our sounds portfolio showcasing some of our sounds - i.e. lo-fi music! On this page we gather all the posts we have on our portfolio and add some notes and further links. Select the notes to read about different levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on sounds & music. Select the sound links to dig into the sound details. Application Ever since you can remember, music and sounds may have been a huge part of your life, substituting [...]
Worlds Portfolio
Making brave new worlds Welcome to our worlds portfolio showcasing some of our worlds - i.e. videos, unity games, fantasy maps and cartoons ! On this page we gather all the posts we have on our portfolio and add some notes and further links. Select the notes to read about different levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on worlds and world building/animation. Select the world links to dig into the world details. [...]
Correspondence Portfolio
Send interesting "postcards to us" We have a correspondence portfolio to showcase some of our stories and articles as fictional correspondence. This is a landing page to talk about correspondence in general and then link the posts. Select the notes to read about our levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on correspondence. Application All correspondence tells a story, usually to a specific person or group of people. Use them to illustrate your words to communicate from a third person perspective. Your correspondence may fill the gaps [...]