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Artist Trading Card: Artistic Revolution #6
An afternoon making artist trading cards at Stone Branch Center for the Arts turned into a nostalgic dive into goth and industrial music, surreal collage art, and an absurd “artistic revolution” led by Hello Kitty, ransom-note typography, flowers, & punk-inspired experimentation. Read More
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Artist Trading Card: Starry Eyes
I created an interactive double-sided art card inspired by Van Gogh, dreams, and hidden identities. Built from magazine scraps, thread, tape, and improvisation, the project became an accidental experiment in masks, movement, and creative problem-solving. Read More
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Restoring the Signal
Restoring the Signal: an interactive exhibit blending antique telephones, VoIP technology, accessibility tools, voicemail recordings, and community curiosity into a living communications experiment at Stone Branch Center for the Arts. Read More
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Pysanky Ukrainian egg
A quiet Sunday visit turned into a hands-on lesson in patience, creativity, and imperfection. While decorating a Ukrainian egg, I rediscovered childhood memories, experimented with unfamiliar techniques, and learned that sometimes the process matters more than the outcome. Read More
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3D Model Fly-Through
Modeled in 1995 using 3D Studio Release 4, this 56K modem fly-through featured custom PCB textures, lofted components, and simulated reflections. Originally rendered as an AVI, it was converted to a GIF due to web hosting limitations and preservation concerns. Read More
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Stratics: The Ultima Online Tarot Cards
Created a Major Arcana tarot deck inspired by Ultima Online using layered Photoshop compositions from in-game screenshots, influenced by Ultima’s longstanding tarot symbolism, roleplay culture, and MMO community creativity. Read More
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Airplane Flyer
Experimenting with early DHTML, I captured frames of myself leaning into imaginary wind, planning to attach my oversized head to an airplane. The plane never materialized, but the interactive concept still feels like a game worth revisiting. Read More
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Peek-A-Boo
Experimenting with a new video camera, I turned a simple game of peek-a-boo into a highly optimized 8-color animation. Built for dial-up speeds, the grayscale footage was compressed to 5 KB and tinted red for stylistic effect. Read More
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Photo Booth
After taking photo booth pictures to share with an online friend, I scanned the prints and transformed them into an animated slideshow. The result blended early internet curiosity with hands-on experimentation in scanning, editing, and simple frame-by-frame animation. Read More
