Portfolio - Life Drawing KORG WIST | Wireless Sync-Start Technology WIST (Wireless Sync-Start Technology) is Korg's innovative technology which allows for wireless sync-start between two WIST-compatible apps on two iPads and/or iPhones located near each other. You can now sync with your friend's device to create a dynamic live performance using two compatible apps. Easy Setup The setup process is very simple and easy. Just enable the WIST function on each app to connect to another, and set the Master and the Slave. The two devices will be connected via Bluetooh, so you can play anywhere without 3G or a Wi-Fi network. WIST SDK for free The WIST SDK is now available for free at the Google Code for all iOS developers. iPad and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Copyright © KORG Inc.
Peter de Sève A Sketchy Past, The Art of Peter de Sève In this exquisite monograph, world-renowned illustrator and character designer Peter de Sève shows his favorite published and unpublished works. Inventive, eccentric, and often irreverent, they represent a lifetime of drawing... a very sketchy past. Copiously illustrated with hundreds of paintings and drawings, including never-before-published New Yorker cover roughs, behind-the-scenes animation development artwork, and personal sketches, A Sketchy Past is the first comprehensive survey of de Sève's work. A career-spanning biographical essay written by historian Amid Amidi, along with comments from de Sève throughout the book, offer a unique insight into his approach to illustration and his artistic process. Temporarily Sold Out
How To Making Your Mac Talk - Mac OSX The VoiceOver feature (System Preferences > Universal Access) is a great way to increase the accessibility of your Mac, but did you know that there are several other ways to get your Mac to talk to you, which are easy to use and quick to set up? Method 1 - Text to Speech Open System PreferencesClick the ‘Speech’ buttonChoose ‘Text to Speech’ Tick ‘Speak selected text when key is pressed’ Click the ‘Set Key’ button to define a key command that does not conflict with key commands in your favorite applications Text to Speech in System Preferences. Setting a Key Combination. In any application you can now highlight text with the mouse pointer, and when you press your chosen key command your Mac will speak the words using the voice selected in the System Voice drop-down menu, and at the rate determined by the Speaking Rate slider. Take Note: The voice you choose for Text to Speech is independent of the one that you set for VoiceOver. Method 2 - Creating an Audio File in iTunes Take Note:
Calvin & Hobbes Snow Art Accessibility Yuta Onoda IT in Education - Home Comics, Quizzes, and Stories PGFL Blog | Blog Porth Penfro If you are thinking of buying a video camera for filming in school here are a few questions you should ask yourself when looking at the thousands of cameras on offer: 1. Is it cheap enough, and robust enough, for me not to worry about handing over to the students for film projects? 2. Does it have an external microphone socket? Here are some recommendations, based on classroom experience and tested with real children, starting with the cheaper cameras. Kodak Playsport ZX5 HD SD Card Camera (£80)This is an awesome little camera which shoots in 1080p HD. the rubber casing makes it shock proof from falls up to 1.5m and it’s waterproof to 3m – perfect for a tough life in a primary classroom! Panasonic HC-V100 HD Camera (£140)If you want a more traditional video camera on a strict budget, the HCV-100 is ideal for schools. Canon Legria HF-M52 HD Camera (£400)More money gets you the things that make the film-making enthusiasts happy! School Video Equipment Guide 2013