Sound As Color converts audible frequencies to the visible spectrum, using color, brightness, and size to represent frequency and amplitude. The result allows listeners to enhance their sensory experience of music by "seeing" a visually appealing range of sound.

This piece was shortlisted for the Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards 2017.

Spectroscapes is a physical data visualization that explores music as shapes and brings individual songs to the surface as physical objects that take up space. The "landscapes" generated are drawn from the signal strength of frequencies present in the waveform.

Machine generated self-portraits created during quarantine.

Machine generated self-portraits during quarantine.

Palette of Art is a poster series investigating the frequency of color occurrence in famous masterpieces throughout history. The series interprets color through an adaptive color wheel, highlighting the relationships among the colors and encouraging viewers to interact with their favorite paintings in a different way—through a singular construct that emphasizes color over content.

This piece was shortlisted at the Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards 2019.

Photographs taken during a July 2018 trip to Thailand.

Images generated from past projects and projects in progress

Photographs taken during a September 2016 trip to Iceland. 

In 2012, I created a series of minimal posters for some of my favorite films. In 2020, I revisited them to give them a slight visual refresh and add intrigue with animation. 

More posters will be added as they are completed. 

A series of reimagined animated movie posters

Process, design, and update log for this website

A collaborative playlist featuring LGBTIAQ+ artists

A collection of logos and pictorial marks for various companies

This project is a series of machine generated images and videos exploring the dichotomy of the colossal and the microscopic through like forms.

Exploring the dichotomy of the forms of the colossal and the microscopic through machine generated images

Python script for downloading images from the NASA Image and Video Gallery

Using machine learning to generate shapes from sound

Celebrate the demise of the human race in this spot the difference game

A series of digital paintings inspired from my dreams. 

Neovers was a personal project of 7 browser-based games that were played by millions of users and featured in several publications before the site was retired in 2017. A labyrinthian gameplay and surrealist visuals communicate themes like environmentalism, the end of the world, family dynamics, alienation, and selfhood.

Play with Human Nature and Social Constructs

Score Predictor is a quiz platform built for a Kaplan Test Prep microsite encouraging students to seek advanced degrees for their next stage in life. With just a 15-minute quiz, the student gets a good sense of how they would score on any of the major entrance exams—GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, DAT, OAT, and the PCAT.

I custom built the quiz platform in WordPress, developing a unique scoring algorithm for each quiz that took multiple factors such as question type, difficulty, partial answers, etc. into account to ensure a more accurate prediction.

Explore the psyche of a young boy and try to escape from time itself.

Spot the differences in the mirrored worlds of the Neovers

As long as someone is profiting, it doesn't matter.

A website with high-quality utilities to accomplish pretty much any task

The longeared ones are coming, run run run for your lives

Listens to sounds in your environment and creates ambient music from them

Modeling a stylized double helix in Blender

Projects

Sound as Color

Sound As Color converts audible frequencies to the visible spectrum, using color, brightness, and size to represent frequency and amplitude. The result allows listeners to enhance their sensory experience of music by "seeing" a visually appealing range of sound.

Spectroscapes

Spectroscapes is a physical data visualization that explores music as shapes and brings individual songs to the surface as physical objects that take up space. The "landscapes" generated are drawn from the signal strength of frequencies present in the waveform.

Palette of Art

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