Numberline

Simple addition and subtraction questions with a numberline to pick the answer.

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Numberline Concept Art

Concept artwork for my current iOS project. It is a little app to teach young children simple arithmetic, but I want the UI to include some fun, cartoony animations, so the bulk of the work is here.

I haven't ever done cartoon animation before, so this has been a big learning experience. Still very amateurish, but I feel like I am making progress. Here are my first two attempts at getting my monster to walk:

Still a long way to go ...

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Tapsteps for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch - Learn to tap dance

Tracey Wilson has made this collection of videos demonstrating fundamental tap steps.

Learn to tap dance with videos designed to clearly & simply illustrate technique, balance and rhythm that are an essential foundation for any tap dancer .

Additional video packs are available for purchase.

Tracey Wilson�s musical theatre credits include: Billy Elliot the Musical, Capitol Theatre, Sydney. UK; Songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Guys and Dolls, Tutti Frutti, TILLY � the musical. London�s West End; FOLLIES, GIGI, The Ones That Got Away, Players Theatre � The Bills.

Concerts: Des O�Connor Live, UK Tour, Hat�s Off, Sydney Theatre Company, Helpmann Awards, Lyric Theatre.

For the film, Stepping Out, Tracey dubbed the tap sounds for Liza Minnelli and Julie Walters.

Co-producer/director of the short film Step in Time, awarded Best Musical at the New York Film and Video Festival.

So Tracey is an app now, but if you would like to see some of the other things she can do, this video has a nice selection:

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WW1 Daily on the iPhone

WW1 Daily answers two fundamental questions:

• What happened today in the First World War?
• Where did it happen? Show me a map!

Flip through daily cards showing important events of the first 'total war'. World War One affected the entire globe for it's duration and arguably for the century that followed.

Each card shows the date, a succinct description and a zoomable map for the event. You can flip the card over to read the Wikipedia article describing the event.

You can sort your deck of events using two mechanisms:

• Sort by day and month for a this day in history view.
• Select a start date and then sort by day, month and year for a true chronological sequence of events from that date onwards.

The data for WW1 Daily comes from the World War One Timeline Project. This is a community contributed project to collect time and place data for the war. You can come to the site to browse the timeline or even log in and contribute new data.

The Timeline Project currently indexes almost 300 hundred data points with new entries being added daily. If a significant event isn't in the database yet, it soon will be.

Iconoclast : Ted Jotikasthira!

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World War Two Daily Promo

Over a year late, but I finally made a promo video for WW2 Daily.

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