Images: Burning Man Sculptures
Images of sculptures proposed for Burning Man by artist Michael Emery. Projects secured funding from the Burning Man organization based in part on clear visualizations. • Nelumbo Nucifera 2011 • The MerKaBa 2013 • HeartBeat 2010 • You Are All … Continue reading
Graphic Design: Genentech, VISA
A series of corporate training tutorials for Apple, Genentech and VISA, as well as some desktop publishing. Work consists of embedding multimedia — video interviews, audio tracks and moving type — into Flash files within a Flex framework. Photoshop, Illustrator, … Continue reading
Reel: Motion Graphics
A reel including the following clients and projects: • Segments from a simple presentation pitch video made for Sudler & Hennessey • A clip from a presentation video made at DES Architects + Engineers • Clips from various interactive projects … Continue reading
Website: KD Productions
Website: Loci Architecture v4
Promotional website (2011). Client: Loci Architecture, New York, NY. • Provided WordPress development. A WordPress-driven website. Designed by branding firm Group C. Development required a high degree of customization, built off of the default Twenty Ten WordPress theme. Loci has … Continue reading
UI Management: Tivo
Employer: TiVo, Inc. As Senior Flash Engineer: • Implemented assets from Visual Designers in main 2010 Premiere product release through standard Flash swf files. • Organized hundreds of graphics and fonts using Perforce. • Edited Actionscript files to fix functionality … Continue reading
Images: DES Exteriors
Website: 9/11 Living Memorial Project
9/11 Living Memorial National Registry Project This project displays an interactive map of 9/11 living memorials built from 2001-2004 across the United States. The infographics were produced with Brian McGrath of urban-interface. The client was the USDA Forest Service, New … Continue reading
Website: Parsons Architecture Department
Parsons Architecture Website (2004) Client: Parsons School of Design, Department of Architecture, Interior Design and Lighting (AIDL), New York, NY. • Animated 3D urban model as interactive site map • Served as identity for the department for 4 years • … Continue reading
Images: Sculptures by Alice Aycock
Sculpture design visualizations (2002-2003) Employer: Alice Aycock, Artist. • Various CAD drawings, illustrations, 3D models and animated sequences for sculpture proposals and documentation. • Software used: form•Z, Photoshop, After Effects, Flash, Director. Projects included: Amex (2003) American Express Lobby, NYC. … Continue reading
Website: VIVA
VIVA Visual Index to the Virtual Archive (2003) Client: The Skyscraper Museum. • Kiosk and website integrated with new database. Uses a 3D urban model of the city. • Software used: Flash, MySQL, PHP. • Published in the New York … Continue reading
Kiosk: Station Place
Station Place (2002) Collaborated with Animation+Images, Tom Wood Design and Earth Data Solutions. Client: Louis Dreyfus Property Group and Kevin Roche Architects. • This kiosk allowed real estate folk to attract tenants to the Station Place building in Washington, DC. … Continue reading
Video and images: Eyebeam Atelier
Eyebeam Atelier, New York, NY. Employer: Diller + Scofidio Architects, New York, NY. • Production for presentation boards and video installation for design competition. • Provided green screen setup and camera operation, compositing, video editing, 3d modeling, rendering, and animation. … Continue reading
Images: Shiseido Cosmetic Counters
Website: Manhattan Timeformations
Manhattan Timeformations (2000) Produced with Brian McGrath of urban-interface. Client: The Skyscraper Museum. • Abstract 3D urban model organized by timelines and layers for exploring the construction history of New York City. • Provided art direction, ui design, and Flash … Continue reading
Video: City Speculations
City Speculations (1996) Client: Baratloo Balch Architects. • Video art project titled “C is less than P minus G times T (Queens Conjecture)” AKA City Speculations. • Project involved building a 3d model of the architects’ physical artwork for the … Continue reading















