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Honestly, this was kinda hard to understand and I still have doubts
https://circuitglobe.com/analog-instrument.html

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To understand the first part of the text, I had to research about scorewriting, which basically is making/creating with the assistantance of a software a sheet of music.
Anyway, according to John L. Walters score-writing is a form of visual communication that had reach across the barriers of space, language, and time, since it's basically another language, but for muscians, and according with the "words" you choose it's possible to create a vast range of messages.
" A score assumes shared knowledge, a body of skilled expertise – it is a diagram, a recipe, a route-map and an exhortation to perform."
Muscians, by scorewriting, are usually translating non-visual ideas into visual codes. The craft involved in preparing scores requires a link between ear, eye and hand.

The score is an arrangement of several staves in parallel, synchronised in time: each note has a time co-ordinate plus several other parameters, including pitch, duration, timbre and intensity.  One of the most important functions of this coded graph is to keep musicians silent at certain times – the musical equivalent of white space.
So, as far as I can reflect upon this, creating music is no different than designing; it's just like the act of thinking and then inserting your thought upon the paper, in the best way you can. Keeping in mind that it needs to be clear, cuz it's a message that needs to reach across time, space and language.

Source: http://www.eyemagazine.com/feature/article/sound-code-image

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http://www.flickriver.com/groups/homemade_musical_instruments/pool/interesting/ (photos)
http://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Musical-Instruments/ (shared ideas)

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Creating music trough an app can be considered music? I mean, by using this app you are creating new sequences of sound, but these sounds were created by someone prior to the user. Just a Thought
Despite all that, the sounds are really soothing.

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Using Arduino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J7pyL_3-AI

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The cover of the famous band “Artic Monkeys” for their fifth album “AM” has a minimal design, which resembles AM radio wave, or a heartbeat, or even just a voice recording. At first glance, it seems that both waves are symmetrical, which give us a sense of something geometric and rhythmic.

After listening through their album, I can say that all their songs are related to love, and the big hits are mostly composed after this dark and twisted isolated love life that the young people live in. Therefore, is easy to understand why the designer chose to use a simple palette of colours based of black and white, since their both hues together represent simplicity and dullness. But once separated, black can represent emptiness, loss, darkness, and white can be hope, light and purity. The black and White duality is something that the band talks about in on their song “No Party Anthem”, as it follows:

“(…) The look of love - the rush of blood

The ''She's with me'' - the Gallic shrug

The shutterbugs - the Camera Plus

The black & white - the colour dodge (…)”

As said before, the use of colour was extremely important in the creation of the album’s visual identity, the cool yet dark aesthetic is something that attract the young folk, for their own feeling of confusion and wish to fit in. The artist, which even after a lot of research I was not able to identify, cleared my mind over an aspect of Graphic Design which is: how to simplify such heavy information in a way to show the public the overall feeling of the topic. Sometimes the design is inside the music and just needs a little push with colour to achieve its goal.

Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AM_(Arctic_Monkeys_album)

http://www.nme.com/news/music/arctic-monkeys-164-1258052

https://genius.com/Arctic-monkeys-am-album-art-annotated

http://www.factmag.com/2013/07/15/arctic-monkeys-reveal-minimalist-artwork-for-new-album-am/

https://www.slideshare.net/talitha-roberts/existing-cd-covers-43656215

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Flatsound is an experimental musician, he started recording in 2007 and publishing his songs online. A year later he was diagnosed with severe agoraphobia, which wouldn’t let him leave his house for a period of almost ten years. In 2009 he released his first album, with a pause of two years he then released the second, and then in 2012 he released “Sleep” which I choose for how the design was able to capture the essence of it and make a great album cover.

Let us start with the background; a picture of an old green blanket in front a window, which shows what appears to be a forest through it. Now, what really makes this picture unique is not the old camera effect, nor is the warm yet dull colours you would see on a winter’s morning, is the fact that this photo was taken on his bedroom, on his bed. The place he spent so much time in for almost ten years. It really speaks volumes, of course someone who did not research about his life would not know this, but once the person finds out about it really brings them and the artist closer. Which is one of the main focus of Flatsound’s music; bringing feelings together and trying to show people their not alone.

Continuing on, now a little more focused on the soundtrack, “Sleep” is divided in two parts: the first is extremely intimate, with poetry, and lyrical flourishing. But the second is a bit rawer, and focused on “experimenting with ambient, atmospheric sounds. Texturally it's bliss, effortlessly utilizing the lo-fi aesthetic that numerous other acts strive for, but comes so naturally to Flatsound”. According to the website “Crack in the Road”.

This leads us to the second part of the album design; a simple and minimalist drawing made only of white lines of the silhouette of Flatsound, covering his own face.

As the picture shows below, there is a duality; is the same drawing, only drawn two times and having a part where they get together. Such simplicity brings the feeling of emptiness, and the pose makes it feel like something is going on, and maybe he can barely bear with it. The drawing is extremely important, since it’s a way of communication with the public, he’s trying to show the duality of his feelings, and how hard it is, not only for him, but for all of us.

Sources:

https://www.crackintheroad.com/music/16530-review-flatsound-sleep/

https://www.flatsound.org/about/

https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agorafobia

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A fighting game with cross-overs of other games and animes

Source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlazBlue:_Chrono_Phantasma

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Great for creating covers

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By Yeohyun Ahn and Viviana Cordova. Type + Code, explores the aesthetic of experimental code driven typography, with an emphasis on the programming language Processing which was created by Casey Reas and Ben Fry. ISBN: 978-0-578-01143-1

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Quartz: https://www.caixinhaboardgames.com.br/ofertas/quartz/
Betray at House on the Hill:
https://www.ludopedia.com.br/jogo/betrayal-at-house-on-the-hill
Catan:
https://www.ludopedia.com.br/jogo/the-settlers-of-catan
Exploding Kittens!:
https://explodingkittens.com/
Takenoko:
https://www.galapagosjogos.com.br/produtos/takenoko

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Super Trunfo:
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Trunfo
Yugi-Oh:
http://www.yugioh-card.com/tw/howto/beginner.php?lang=en
Cards Against Humanity:
https://cardsagainsthumanity.com/

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História dos Zulus
https://www.google.com.br/amp/s/vivimetaliun.wordpress.com/2015/09/18/tribo-zulu/amp/

História da França 1800:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_Restoration
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France_in_the_long_nineteenth_century
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_the_Sixth_Coalition#/media/File:The_Charge_of_the_Life_Guards_Cossacks_by_C_Rechlin_1845.jpg

Período Edo (Japão)
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Período_Edo
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xogum#Xogunato
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confucionismo

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Japanese:
https://www.nippon.com/en/views/b05212/

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Short common explanation; this is the most well know across the world
https://www.google.com.br/amp/s/www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hanahaki+disease&amp=true

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http://discovermagazine.com/2000/oct/featworld

My favorite of these ones is  by far the disease type. Something terrifying and unpredictable, that could happen to anyone, anytime

On this next article, John Walters and Peter Baustaedtee re-make daily sceneries with a post-apocalyptic look:
http://viralscape.com/world-after-apocalypse/

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Here we can see some of the concept art that designers of The Last of Us (a zombie apocalypse video game) made, and I can further use as reference.
http://conceptartworld.com/news/the-last-of-us-concept-art/

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Some Lovely post apocalyptic nature

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Incredible use of typography and colors over walls and other big spaces.

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cute use of charcter design and forms

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Strong use of typography and colors, sometimes even making images out of pharses and pictures. Vey useful if I want to do something more graphic.

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He made this big pannel for sesc, full of colors and different characters.

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Depending on the color, an image or design can change completly it's meaning. Warm colors tend to brighten the mood, while cool colors give us the feeling of peace or sadness. I may be using this to our new project, since I'll be handling with children, I want to use colors that are hopefull and happy.

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A psicologia das cores é o estudo que mostra a forma como nosso cérebro identifica e transforma as cores em sensações. Apesar da falta de pesquisas nessa área e de algumas discordâncias, especialistas fizeram algumas descobertas e observações importantes sobre a psicologia das cores e o efeito dela sobre nosso comportamento.

A psicologia das cores mostra como elas afetam nossas sensações | Imagem: iStock

Afinal, a cor é um elemento importante no processo de comunicação e um componente com grande influência no nosso cotidiano, interferindo nos sentidos, emoções e decisões.

O conceito se tornou um tópico relevante em marketing, arte, design e em muitas outras áreas e as cores são utilizadas também para que os logos e a identidade visual de uma marca seja lembrada pelo nosso cérebro.

História da psicologia das cores

As cores têm uma longa história | Imagem: iStock

As cores já eram centro de discussão muito antes do que se imagina. Há registros do século IV aC em que o filósofo Aristóteles falava sobre o azul e o amarelo como cores primárias, relacionando as cores com as polaridades do cotidiano: sol e lua, masculino e feminino.

Até que entre os séculos XVII e XVIII, Newton criou uma teoria para as cores, quando descobriu que a luz branca, ao passar por um prisma, separava-se em diversas cores. Mais tarde descobriu-se que a mistura e suas combinações resultavam em outros tons.

Porém, a partir de seu espectro de cores, outras teorias surgiram, como a do artista alemão Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - esse sim, passou a explorar o impacto psicológico das cores no humor e nas emoções.

A historiadora de arte, escritora e curadora Dra. Alexandra Loske disse em um artigo para o Antoine Simon Fine Art Advisory, empresa de consultoria de arte do Reino Unido, que depois de Goethe, a teoria "passou a ser sobre qual emoção as cores podem desencadear ligadas aos sentidos e sensibilidades", em oposição ao radicalismo inicial apresentado por Newton.

Segundo ele, a cor não depende somente da luz e do ambiente, mas também da percepção que temos do objeto. A identificação dos tons é subjetiva, porém os efeitos das cores são universais. As cores quentes, como vermelho, amarelo e laranja são dinâmicas e estimulantes; já as cores frias, como azul, roxo e verde, possuem propriedade calmante, são suaves e estáticas.

O papel das cores no design

Aos olhos do design, a psicologia das cores é fundamental para a composição de um layout e, se bem aplicada, torna-se um atrativo e proporciona maior eficácia ao material. É importante ressaltar que os estímulos proporcionados sofrem alteração de acordo com sua aplicação e combinação. O de contraste é muito bem utilizado pelos profissionais, enriquecendo ainda mais as peças de comunicação. Porém, para que as cores sejam trabalhadas de forma eficiente, é necessário observar: a relação da cor com o tema; a ordem de leitura da página; o perfil do público alvo; os objetivos da comunicação; entre outros.

Psicologia das cores aplicada ao seu negócio

Segundo a especialista Satyendra Singh, da Universidade de Winnipeg, no Canadá, a cor é uma fonte de informação muito influente quando as pessoas estão tomando uma decisão de compra.

Isso ocorre porque clientes geralmente fazem um julgamento inicial sobre um produto depois de apenas 90 segundos de interação com o produto. Pasme: entre 62% e 90% desse julgamento é baseado na cor.

As pessoas costumam ver o logotipo de uma marca ou empresa como uma representação dessa empresa. Sem experiência anterior com um logotipo, começamos a associar uma marca a certas características.

Ou seja, a psicologia das cores é também importante no Branding. Quando alguém diz vermelho, seu cérebro rapidamente associa a alguma marca e podemos apostar que veio McDonalds ou Coca-Cola na sua cabeça, correto? É assim que o Branding das empresas é construído com o uso dessa ferramenta.

Cores diferentes são percebidas de formas diferentes. Por exemplo, tons de vermelho levam a sensações de excitação, enquanto os tons de azul costumam ser associados a sensações de relaxamento. Ambas as emoções são agradáveis, portanto, quaisquer cores podem gerar sentimentos positivos dependendo do seu objetivo.

Por isso a psicologia das cores é também importante no. Quando alguém diz vermelho, seu cérebro rapidamente associa a alguma marca e podemos apostar que veio Coca-Cola na sua cabeça, correto? É assim que o da sua empresa é construído com o uso da influência das cores.

O gráfico abaixo mostra significados percebidos dependendo do uso de cores diferentes, de acordo com o London Image Institute, curso britânico de consultoria de imagem. Veja e utilize a favor da sua marca!

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Psicologia das cores: você sabia que cada cor pode alterar sua percepção? - Printi Blog

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A psicologia das cores é o estudo que mostra a forma como nosso cérebro identifica e transforma as cores em sensações. Apesar da falta de pesquisas nessa área e de algumas discordâncias, especialistas fizeram algumas descobertas e observações importantes sobre a psicologia das cores e o efeito dela sobre nosso comportamento.

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Is a photographer and various-media artist. She uses a lot of light, which inspires me for my idea of stained glass. In her works we can see mostly windows.

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French artist. In this case, I will be using the works he did on churches, geometric and simple shapes, with quite the modern look. I can use him as a referene, tho i'm not sure if I want to go with the minamalist style.

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CGI Animated Short Film HD "The Nymph and the Well " by Sara E. Cardona | CGMeetup

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CGI Animated Short Film "Déraciné | UpRooted" by Florent, Julien, Matthias, Noemie, Andy | CGMeetup

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CGI Animated Short Film: "Eden Animated Short Film" by The Animation School | CGMeetup

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Reversal of the Heart - Carolyn Chrisman Senior Thesis 2011

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How a simple form can fill up the entire enviroment, creating a whole new view of it.

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perspective training