Projects

An old side-project. After working through the equations for translating 3D points to a 2D screen I decided to apply it to a little animation.

This is a really old side-project that uses 3D perspective to place and size a bunch of people carrying umbrellas. I also put together the animations.

Finally sat down and backed up my files to an external hard drive. Copying files isn't terribly interesting but going through my archived projects folder was interesting. I decided to post links to two of the projects that are still online.

A prototype Flash application for visualizing your friend network on Facebook. Find out which of your friends know each other and see your different groups of friends.

Constellation is being used to visualize the structure of a wiki website for the EPA's Environmental Information Symposium. Read on for more info and a link.

New domain name and inspiring comment citations. Keep them comin'!

A couple weeks ago I realized I wasn't sketching as much as I used to and decided to do something about it. I decided to build myself a "moblog," a blog which you update by sending text messages from your cell phone.

A treat was left on my 3D box-sculpting website, Boxels.com

Get this free Flash component and improve the experience of viewing large images and maps in your web application.

I was off on a tangent and built a Flash component that behaves like the navigator palette in Photoshop... sort of like the inset map in Google Maps. It basically shows a thumbnail of a large image and allows a user to pan a highlighted region of the image. Typically this highlighted area corresponds to the visible portion of the image in some other viewport, as in the example below.