BOT from Padraig Birch on Vimeo.
This is a highlights reel of my team’s college final year project, BOT. We got a 1.1 for the project overall.
BOT is a platform/puzzle hybrid game, and the central part of a larger project which spans several platforms.
Tin lives on earth in the year 2112, one hundred years after the extinction of mankind in a city now inhabited by robots. He wakes up one day to find that he is different, he feels different, and after a couple of chance meetings he finds out that he is not alone.
Visual Design – Patrick Clarke
Animation – Pádraig Birch
Audio – Sharon Whitford
Progamming – Séan Smyth
DkIT launched a radio show that ran last week. I was asked to cover some of the time in the studio on Campus in the Carrolls Building.
Dundalk IT held a world record attempt on Campus last week on the 14th of April 2011. I was one of the photographers covering the event.
One of Tuesday’s events in DkIT’s Rag Week; The Knights of Leon!
First event in DkIT’s Rag Week; Paintballing!
Here are a few shots that I took when in the photo society in Dundalk IT last week. We were given the challenge of abstract and this is what I came up with.
A short Flash animation on Information Overload that Padraig Birch, Patrick Clarke and myself produced for a college assignment.
The animation looks at information overload and the negative affects the constant bombardment of adverts has on us.
A short video I made as part of a college assignment. The assignment was titled “Creative Self” and the brief was very broad and open to anything and everything.
I chose to do a stop motion animation using lego. I think it works quite nicely and I’d be interested to hear what you guys think! 
A promotional/information flyer that I created for the music department at Dundalk IT. Though it went through a fair few revisions and tweaks, I’m happy enough with how it turned out. It’s a double sided A4 page that’s folded in 3 sections.
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We were asked to physically design a portable media player for a Human Computer Interactions module in the Creative Media course.
Unfortunately, I didn’t take any photos of the physical finished product, I can show you the walk through of how the player works on screen.
