topical media & game development

talk show tell print

the artwork

  1. street logos -- images from  [Street].
  2. photograph of oilpaint box.
  3. Mark Veldhuijzen van Zanten -- the six roles in their agency.
  4. Mark Veldhuijzen van Zanten -- to design for the salon, periodic lounge evenings in musea and art institutes.
  5. Geert Mul -- interactive multimedia installation.
  6. Geert Mul -- multimedia installation in dutch consulate in India.
  7. website of Institute of Creative Technologies, showing scenes from Mission rehearsal Exercise (MRE).
  8. street logos -- more images from  [Street].
  9. website for Visual Sensations, a yearly VJ contest in the Netherlands, developed by the agency of mark Veldhuijzen van Zanten.
  10. Geert Mul -- Harbour Sound & Vision, 1999
  11. screenshots from virtual atelier of Marinus Boezem.
  12. left: don't spit, a chines poster against spitting during the SARS period, taken from dutch newspaper; right: filmteckarna,  [Animovie].
  13. sketches -- from filmteckarna,  [Animovie].
  14. sketches -- from filmteckarna,  [Animovie].
  15. sketches -- from filmteckarna,  [Animovie].
  16. game -- pizza boy, developed by Headland, see 9.3.
  17. signs -- health and safety,  [Signs], p. 258, 259
The artwork for this chapter is meant to emphasize context. The street logos opening this chapter, as well as the work of Mark veldhuijzen van Zanten and Geert Mul, must be experienced in a context to fully appreciate their meaning.

Also for the MRE application, it is the context, in this case the stress and anxiety of a war situation, that determines the impact. The photorealistic graphic style of MRE, wellknown by the trainees from other games, is meant to strengthen the experience of immersion. Notice that the street logos assume an almost iconic character.



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