A sampling of projects for a business intelligence company in San Francisco.
A gallery of SVG illustrations animated with Greensock, each highlighting an interesting article on Wikipedia.
Featured on Greensock's showcase gallery.
Graphic identity and website design for New York fashion designer Emma Altman. The animated logotype was projected at her recent show at New York Fashion Week.
Irvine Sensors is a company in southern California that produces cutting-edge electronic sensors, data storage, and artificial intelligence systems. I was tasked with refining their corporate identity and building a simplified website that more effectively captures leads looking to license or purchase their products.
The system of templates I designed in Kirby CMS allows product pages to be constructed from modular parts like image carousels, videos, text blocks, and HubSpot forms. Using these modules, I created visually engaging and readable pages from the specifications of VPs and product leads, reserving the dense technical details for form-gated assets.
Take a look at the website here.
Paintings in gouache, watercolor, and ink.
Neumitra is a medical technology startup in Boston that builds biosensors to track stress and anxiety. In the summer before and during my senior year at RISD, I worked with their engineering team to prototype and model their first production-ready product, the Bandu.
Motocyclone is the product of a joint course between RISD and MIT, in which engineering, business, and design majors collaborate to prototype products.
Team Members: Tyler Carlin, David Chou, Joseph Falvella, Robert Giacomantonio, Kaia Lai, Emily Obert, Vrushank Phadnis, and Nick Wheat
Architectural spaces and products, modeled in Rhinoceros and rendered in Maxwell Render.