I think I have been suffering bloggers block. Since I put out my first few press releases I have been pretty narssisistically infatuated with watching and waiting for updates from twitter feeds and google analytics. Well here goes the last of the the making of blog posts, meant to do this ages ago - I even have the photos compiled into a album ready and waiting but have been putting off doing it. So this post will briefly chronicle the last few tweaks and touches I made to DON-8r for the final hand in we had on the 3rd May.
What I needed to do was sort out the seam between where the head meets the body. Some of you may have noticed the dashing silver collar that appeared on DON-8r (above) after the user testing video came out. That allowed me to cover up the sanaded and smoothed surface between the head and the body with mixed success as you will see towards the bottom of the page. Anyway hover over the images for a quick description on what’s happening on each. In true fashion I done a bit of a hash job the first time round but salvaged it on the 2nd attempt…
Congratulations on the completion of the project and sharing the process with the outside world. I have been checking back since the mention in the B3ta newsletter and its been a really interesting journey, so I hope your tutors recognise your work accordingly.
Just one quick question - after all this time and attention from the outside world are you still excited by Don8r or are you ready now to start your next project (or just have a break)?
Thanks!
I am still enjoying working on it! I have a few things lined up for it over the Summer that will keep me busy tweaking DON-8r here and there.