chrome experiments

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http://edankwan.com/experiments/the-spirit/

I spent a good half hour just playing with the different controls making the spot change. I think it would be cool to use this on a website that was more geared towards animation/ motion graphics portfolio sites. I don't think I would ever use this on my own, but I think it's really cool.


http://www.enteractive.space/alice/

I didn't really understand what this was at first. I figured out that you draw a face, and "Alice" tells you what the mood of the face is. If she doesn't get your mood right or the face right, you can "train" Alice to learn that what you drew is happy/sad/surprised/etc. I don't think I'd ever put this on a personal site, but it's cool to play with.

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