Taking various cues from 2d styles, including PataPon as per the directors request, I produced the artwork for this iOS puzzle title released in May 2013. Hopefully breathing a little life into the title. The game it’s self is quite challenging, if you want to get a high score you’re in with a challenge.

iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id634795239 (free)

Read all about the game here: http://appadvice.com/review/quickadvice-celulo

With Realtime 3D graphics, physics and playful funny sounds, now it can be Bath Time, anytime!

With the release of version 1.3, we have introduced an overhauled play mechanic:

Items:
- Rubber Ducks
- Wind-up Frogs
- Apples
- Octopuses
- Tug Boats

Kids can turn these items on and off, creating their own play scenarios. Each item has it’s own interesting mechanic and sometimes items react to one another. For example; the Octopus love Ducks, so they use thier suckers to stick to the Ducks. Tapping the Octopus will free them from the Duck.

In another scenario, only Apples could be turned on, then let a Wind-up Frog lose and watch him gobble all the Apples!

Other elements of Bath Time can be manipulated or changed, such as making ripples in the water, water height, bath design and so on. Every effort has been made to make Bath Time interesting as a free play “virtual toy-box”.

Bath Time is a Universal app (meaning you only need to purchase once for all your devices)

Highly recommended for parents with iPad and kids ages 2 ~ 6.

Make any time Bath Time!

Star of the show was the data visualisation for employee structuring:

Which could be drilled down into for more detail:

Or zoomed out for other visualisations.

Entire project was prototyped on devices with need of slicing up custom graphics as well as providing designs.

Project also included a product catalogue browser, news pages and recipe designs (Japanese).

Fully working prototype based on the Facemakr engine, if project went ahead, would revise the interface to something like below:

Building a universal app at the time was too risky as I didn’t have the iPad hardware.

Still remains as the only iPad / iPhone app to use vector scaling technology.