Boosting an Event through Gamification

We came up with a strategy of gamifying our art exhibition and treating each visitor like a player. We worked on the design taking inspiration from the layout of the “Game Over” screen of the game Mario. To promote the project display, we came up with the following campaign of teasers, social media invitations and posters.

PAF-KIET College of Media & Arts Project Display

If you’re a design enthusiast and in Karachi tomorrow, come by our project exhibition to watch projects of graphic design, animation and TV & Film. Also, play a game with us and win… Read More

OST Launch Event of Chambaili (the movie)

A review of the OST launch event of the new Pakistani movie “Chambaili” with photos by Faryab Shah and Nawaz Nabi.

joshintaiwan.com: In Korea: Streets, Mar

joshintaiwan.com: In Korea: Streets, Markets, and Daily Life minus the snow, many of these aren’t too different http://wp.me/pSeGg-qP

Watch Batman (3D Animation) Free

Watch Batman in 3D animation for free! 3D project by student of PAF-KIET College of Media & Arts, Touqeer Jamil Khan.

Lighting & Shading

Here’s my work from throughout the 7th semester for the course of Lighting & Shading. Our teacher was Asif Hussain, currently working as light/shade artist for Sharp Images. The gallery contains both product… Read More

Tresor Perfume Bottle – 3D Lighting & Shading

For the 3D course of lighting and shading, I selected a 3D model of tresor perfume bottle (model from internet). Software: Autodesk Maya 2013 Renderer: Mental Ray Render Time: 40 minutes Mentor: Asif… Read More

Wi-Tribe – Unstoppable Internet

We know you’re in a hurry! But does your Facebook News Feed or comment stream load just as fast? Learn to be truly unstoppable!

Teenage Brains – Miracle or Menace?

Why do 803 million teenagers love Justin Bieber and adults… not so much? And if teenage is really a menace, why has Mother Nature created this phase in the first place? Play brain games, find astonishing answers and impress your peers!

2012 in review

4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. This blog had 17,000 views in 2012. If each view were a film, this blog would power 4 Film Festivals

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