


On my end of things, I'm illustrating the book of the story which ties in with the interactive games via
Augmented Reality. The illustrations will serve as "tags" that the camera on your mobile device picks up, triggering an action in the game. It was an interesting challange to create these illustrations because the cameras needed clean, sharp edges and clearly defined black and white spaces in order to recognise the images. Too much detail or not enough contrast and the camera won't respond reliably.
This clip was inadvertently made by Amanda as part of the game. It's bunny doing what bunny does best... hopping.
This little gem aside, they've done an insane amount of work to transform the film into an awesome, interactive, bunny infested universe!
Bunny pinball anyone?