Jason Rosado

beats, rhymes and life

[mom] Sketchbooks Final

I decided to do the remainder of the required sketches digitally with the purpose of improving my skills using the wacom tablet.  I have found the drawing functionality in Flash to be the easiest out of the available Adobe products.  I like the simple things you can do with straight lines (stretches and curves) and the simplified interface.  I simply created the drawing in the .fla and then exported it as an image.  
In most cases, I found an image on the internets, imported it to the stage as one layer and then traced it over in another layer, then added my own color in yet another layer. I decided to get a little “cheeky” with some of the themes, just to keep it interesting…

I hope my instructor doesn’t mind that I put his picture under the context of “strange looking people.” But to be fair, I put my face in there, too… This was fun, and would have been more fun if I hadn’t waited until the last minute to do it. Alas, c’est la vie.

Here are the sketches organized by theme.

Tall Buildings:


Song Lyrics:


Headlines:


Strange Looking People:


Subway:


Springtime


Finals Stress

Lot’s of work to do for Finals.
http://givkwik.com is coming along… working on a twitter feed.
Got good feedback on the current state of my Methods of Motion final. I’ll post some of that soon.

Voiceover day

Just finished 5 hours of recording voiceovers for my animation. Thanks Nahana Schelling for lending her voice to the project!

Posting for the sake of posting

Lots of work to do…

Working on my project for Methods of Motion. It’s a movie project that mixes animation and reality/documentary. It utilizes footage I took 5 years ago when I lived in the Dominican Republic for 3 months taking painting classes and practicing my Spanish. I will post the final version soon.

I’m also working on the givkwik/impulse philanthropy project for my Dynamic Web Development and Mobile (Me)dia classes.
More information on that here.  We’re very excited about the prospects of this project…

Attacking the Mobile Wallet Gap – Bits Blog – NYTimes.com

Attacking the Mobile Wallet Gap – Bits Blog – NYTimes.com.

http://givkwik.com

givkwik is a mobile technology based micropayment application being developed by a team of four at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program.

I”m working on the project for both my Dynamic Web Development and Mobile Me(dia) classes at iTP. I’m working with Cameron Cundiff, Thomas Robertson, and Lee-Sean Huang.