Sam Cox_Warmup

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#1 written by Leah Lawrence
about 1 year ago

Adorable illustrations and graphics
#2 written by Caitlin Atteberry
about 1 year ago

I love the graphics…there is only one element to the game, maybe if there is more to engage the space it would be stronger.
#3 written by Christina Hardison
about 1 year ago

I love how it’s actually interactive. And when the sky turns orange-that’s magic.
I wish the video itself had more movement going on-like a bird flying by or people walking by.
#4 written by Lauren Hall
about 1 year ago

+the characters are really playful and I could see a further system played off of them
- confusing to what the app actually does? (or maybe it isn’t supposed to) How would this work with smaller buildings?
#5 written by Alexander McNeilly
about 1 year ago

-Aint that cute and sweet.
-How does the angry, crotchety building factor in to the two monsters’ romance?
-Interactivity/clicky-ness is nice
#6 written by LoganTV
about 1 year ago

ah.

really cute.
i’d like to see maybe more movement (non AR, video) in the frame

are these just hidden things interacting with the environment?

could see something like this being really popular with kids in the form of a scavenger hunt sort of thing.
#7 written by Riley Huston
about 1 year ago

I can see how people could create their own building monsters in any city. It could give a city a sense of artists’ style in a particular country/region/city.
#8 written by Dave Maki
about 1 year ago

I like the playfulness with the characters. PS i’m a sucker for a good romance.

I wonder if you can select which characters to animate where? What about moving objects too… planes, cars, trains?
#9 written by Nick Romanos
about 1 year ago

your illustrations are color and fantastic (and kind of funny and adorable).

I am not quite sure I understand the point of this, but if it was to entertain me, then you succeeded.
#10 written by Jen Edwards
about 1 year ago

I could see this app being a ton of fun, with the user being able to find characters and their animations hidden behind all sorts of buildings throughout the city.

The animation we’re shown here is very linear, though. Maybe give the user the chance to affect how the “story” progresses by how they tap buildings in the scene?
#11 written by Madiha Malik
about 1 year ago

this looks fun! I could see this as a video game.
You might want to have indicators for the user to show them where to click because it could be a bit unclear.
#12 written by Elizabeth Peters
about 1 year ago

i can hear your sound effects right now? could this be a reflection of someones feelings at the time…
or what if it responds to graffiti in the area.
i think the animation was sweet, agreed with christina the sky change is one magical moment.
#13 written by Jonathan Stephens
about 1 year ago

The animation is wonderful. I don’t really know what’s happening or how the app is supposed to function. Beautiful colors and everything, and the interactivity of it’s a plus.

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