Google
Creative Lab
Mish Mosh

What is it _
The Fiver program at Google’s Creative lab is a year long residency, working on a variety of different projects at Google. Challenges there pushed me out of my comfort zone as a designer. My biggest learnings were how to communicate ideas, and how to work on a tight schedule. Presented here is a variety of projects I worked on during my residency.

Projects I Worked On _
Web VR Experiments, Access Mars (Web VR Experiment), The Musical Forest (Web VR Experiment), AR Experiments, Paper Signals, Google I / O, The Sonic Umbrella (Web VR Experiment), Google Translate sprint, Google Play Music sprint, Google Maps sprint, Google Search one boxes, Google Pixel 1 launch video, and some more.

Made At _
Google Creative Lab

Roles _
UI / UX Design . 3D Design . Motion .  Motion Prototyping 

Genre _
All over the place

Year _
2016 - 2018

Google Play Music Sprint _

I worked with the Google Play Music team to rethink the on-boarding experience with it, and how to differentiate it from other music products.

Sonic Umbrella Web VR Experiment _

I designed a WebVR Experiment called The Sonic Umbrella, a low fi weather simulation experience where objects such as fruits, dog toys, and percussive instruments fall from the sky. It highlighted the potential of spatial audio and the web audio API in WebVR.

Google I / O _

I designed and animated key visuals for the Google I/O keynote and interactive displays for the Google Experiments dome.

Creative Lab Hackathon _

I branded the Creative Lab’s annual hackathon.

Paper Signals _

I helped create stop motion assets for the launch of Paper Signals, a DIY voice experiment where you create paper objects you can control with your voice.

Web VR Experiments Branding Explorations _

I contributed to the website and branding for the WebVR Experiments platform.