After weeks of experimenting with MadMapper, testing different objects, and creating animations, I finally wrapped up my projection mapping project. For this last post, I want to keep it short and mostly show the video. It’s a mix of different surfaces that I used to project onto, from flat walls and analog photos to plants like monstera and lavender. Throughout the process, I tried out different animation styles to see what works best with each shape. For example, bold, linear animations worked really well on the big monstera leaves, while more delicate moving lines looked better on smaller flowers like lavender. I also experimented with masking techniques to highlight only specific parts of images or objects, which added a more dynamic effect.
One thing I learned is that projection mapping doesn’t have to be super complex to be effective. Sometimes, simple animations combined with an interesting surface create the strongest impression. It’s also really satisfying to see how digital visuals can bring analog objects to life.
