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Fall 2020 Project Showcase
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- Late Nights: Graphic Novel Project
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- That's MY Pen!
- My Hopes and Dreams Entering Adulthood
- Proto-Typer
- Safe Islands: A design solution to promote social distancing
- Murdock From Paragon (Steampunk Costume)
- GI Smart app
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- Totems of Time
- The Arena 2
- Circuit Critter
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- A Cup of Coffee, Please
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- Crimson Falcon
- ESSENTIAL: a COVID-19 Documentary
- Impossible Photography
- Witch's Brew
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- Frolicking Flower
- Brand Poster Design
- TrailMix
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- The Grand Fishery
- Argon Chalice Redesign 1
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- Workestra
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By: Eliza Lim, Audrey Chow, Ethan Ma, and Brendan Chow
Course: IAT 386 Directed Studies
Description: Wörkestra is a desktop application that brings remote teams together through music. Coworkers can see and hear each other’s keyboard and mouse clicks in the form of a piano, a guitar, and other fun instruments. The result of an 8-week study on remote work in COVID-19, this project aims to help reduce workplace isolation by creating a more informal and joyful way for teams to connect throughout the workday.
Concept video:
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