Friday, May 27, 2011

Fingerprinting Misc

These are the other ideas that don't have references:

Using thumprints or the top of human heads to form the lines of a fingerprint.


 Idea on mutation of words into lines or vice versa within the fingerprint.


 Mr. Potato Head.


 Repetition of arrows from the white board and (the road of) ethics to form the lines of a fingerprint.


Using thumbs to black out the frame for a sour-style sequence. Illustrated by an animated .gif of Chengyi doing his thing.

Sandwich Fingerprint

Notes:
Pretty cool line drawing on real objects.

Drawn:
Could have the fingerprint motif appear on the surface of the cappuccino that Amelia and the interviewees have during the interview.

Thumbprint Buttons


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Drawn:


Three variations of the idea of focusing on fingerprints left by handling items in the video. 
(9) fingerprints left from holding the dna test kit cup.
(10) prints left on the side of the glass whiteboard.
(1!) multiple prints left on the sides of the chroma cards by all the subjects. 

Thumbprint Analysis


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Thumbprint Analysis


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Drawn:

Dots on the 'map' of the fingerprint, which are linked together and which extrude to give more information.

Thumbprint


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Drawn:



Top-down view on person walking, leaving a trail of footprints (which look more like fingerprints) in his wake. Zoom out/cut to a wider view, where people are walking in paths that form a large fingerprint.


Thumbprint Map


Notes:
1) Can be used for location icons

Thumbprint Circle


Notes:
1) Alternate dimension

Thumbprint Barcode


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Colored Thumbprint


Notes:
1) Colors as distinctive elements

Thumbprint Face Collage


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Drawn:

Using thumbprints to make a mural of a fingerprint. Timelapse of people going in and out of frame to make their mark to complete the mural.

Thumbprint Person Cutout


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Drawn:


Silhouette of flash drive against the pattern of a fingerprint. Could be used as the design for a flashdrive holder?

Thumbprint Map



Notes:
1) Can be location icons

Drawn:
Using the fingerprint as a map to pinpoint the location of the interviews.

Thumbprint Analysis


Notes:
1) Can be used to map individual genomes

Thumbprint Face



Notes:
1) Idea for application 

Drawn:


Fingerprint superimposed onto the human face. Labels with interesting information about the person is placed strategically at markers on the fingerprint.

Thumbprint Tree


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Thumbprint Open Source


Notes:
1) Can be used in Open Source video

Drawn:
Make use of the different-coloured flash drives to form a colourful fingerprint. Each flashdrive when inserted into the CPU, extrudes part of a fingerprint in it's shell colour. The next one adds on to the fingerprint until it is completed.

Double Loop Thumbprint


Notes:
1) Double loop or cohesion of two thumbprints

Thumbprint Butterfly



Notes:
1) Idea for application

Thumbprint Colors


Notes:
1) Matches collage colors

Footprint


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Thumbprint Brain


Notes:
1) Idea for application

Overlapping Thumbprint


Notes:
1) Overlapping thumbprints can contain unique graphics (cohesion creates something beautiful)

Thumbprint Eye


Notes:
1) Application

Drawn:
Could make use of the laboratory setting to create an inked fingerprint.

Thumbprint Logo


Notes:
1) Words forming thumbprint

Fingerprint Analysis



Notes:
This is an example of fingerprint analysis and the different markers used to do so. We can use these to place our labels (phenotype, name etc) on such markers.


IDEAS:



A previous idea on using icons at the bottom to introduce subjects. The fingerprint could be used to represent the humans (trees for environments etc), and can also be used to depict phenotypes or interesting information about the person.

Fingerprint Types & Shapes


Notes:
Different kinds of finger printing for style and pattern reference.

From http://fingerprint-security.net/category/fingerprint-analysis/