My interactive poster promotes the Georgia Aquarium’s deep-sea exhibition by merging art and technology to create an immersive experience that ignites curiosity about underwater exploration. With a height of 6,500 pixels, the poster visually conveys the ocean’s depth, featuring a gradient background that transitions from vibrant blues to darker hues, accompanied by animated stars, evoking the mysterious essence of marine life.
Incorporating whale sounds and fully hand-coded dynamic fish animations, along with masking effects for the flashlight, the poster transforms a static visual into an engaging narrative that immerses users in an aquatic world. Flashlight effect that reveals hidden sea creatures, enhance the sense of discovery and wonder. This captivating experience entertains while raising awareness about marine conservation and the diverse ecosystems within our oceans, fostering a sense of responsibility to protect these fragile environments.
From a technological perspective, the poster showcases the potential of interactive media to enhance learning and engagement. The combination of sound and animation creates an inviting space for users to delve into marine life in innovative ways. The mouse-tracking feature for the flashlight effect exemplifies how digital tools can personalize experiences, nurturing curiosity about underwater ecosystems. As users interact with the elements, they gain insights into deep-sea creatures, their habitats, and their vital roles in maintaining the health of our planet. Ultimately, this experience encourages visits to the real exhibition at the Georgia Aquarium.
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