Autodesk approached Whatartist to design a secondary curriculum site for around 1 million students worldwide. The site was designed to be media heavy with HTML5 and flash elements, viewable across browser and mobile platforms. In addition, there are Unity player elements allowing for 3D interactive environments. We wrote FFMPEG code to transcode the media to the necessary formats as well as design 3D elements for the web in Maya.

HplusF had an existing site that they needed cleaned up, upgraded and expanded. HplusF is an architecture firm that needed to a more solid portfolio site. We are working on this site in stages, with the portfolio going through a complete overhaul in the near future. The design we made for HplusF, in collaboration with their designers, consists of fully responsive font, flash and image scaling, dependent on browser, up to 1920x1080. In addition, the background images cycle randomly through a selection of their works. The existing portfolio was improved with expanded functionality and a cleaner interface. The new site is clean, well designed and user-friendly.

Addison West approached Whatartist to design and build a new website for their clothing line. The goal was to create an elegant and simple site to allow visitors to learn more about the line and the company. We made four initial design compositions for the client and a new favicon based off of their logo. In addiiton, all photography was produced by Whatartist for the purpose of this site. The contact page was designed for ease of use with a re-captcha custom built to follow the design language and to protect against unwanted spam.

Through a collaboration with Soundspeed Consulting we were asked to create an interactive game for Dole. The purpose was to educate the user about the fruit cup products as well as offer them the chance to win a prize if they flip the right leaf. The challenge ran for 30 days. The leaves were tips sent in by Dole consumers, while the fruit tips were provided by Dole.

This prototype transceiver is designed to be ultra cheap while being highly expandable and capable of intercommunication with one another. The transceiver is Arduino based, which allows it to interface with multiple sensors, switches, motors, lights and more. The current prototype allows for up to 256 addressable sensors to be included in the network with a variable range of 3 meters to 300 meters. The current system is designed to interface with either processing or openFrameworks, giving it the capability of data visualization and internet communication. As the project is finalized more information and schematics will become available through our blog. The transceiver is a 5v system that runs off of a battery. In the walkthrough example you see some of the Arduino code which allows each sensor to know who it's neighbor sensors are in the network and to daisy chain that information to the server.

This site was developed to be the home for Art Center College of Design's Graduate Studies program, Criticism and Theory. The design concept and methodology is based on the practice of writing - which is the basis of the program. Art Center wanted a simple to update site, however did not want to go as far as having a Content Management System developed. Therefore, we built a simple text based system to update the flash content, requiring only changing the text file associated with each page.

Through a collaboration with Soundspeed Consulting we created this game for Dole as an interactive marketing tool. The goal is to match the recipes as quickly as you can, there is a two minute time limit. For each recipe you match you get 50 points. We built it in object oriented Actionscript 3.

This site is designed to function as a bi-monthly newsletter of visual literary and cultural criticism, produced by Rosetta Brooks and the Criticism and Theory Graduate candidates from Art Center. The newsletter is designed to handle audio, video and text. In addition, the archive system is designed to automatically organize the contents of past issues over time.

This site was built for a documentary project. Solidarity Rock is a non-profit organization focused on supporting the Cuban Punk Rock movement and sharing culture and music between Cuba, Canada, the U.S and beyond. Solidarityrock.com is designed to highlight film clips, bands that are involved, a gallery of our filming trips to Cuba and a blog to keep the audience informed. The gallery utilizes the Flickr API pulling images dynamically and the video is utilizing the embed capabilities of Vimeo managed through our custom Content Management System.

On Jax Logistics we collaborated with Soundspeed Consulting to develop a new online catalog site. For privacy reasons the Content Management System will not be shown, though it does have the capabilities to add html text, new products, services and images as well as allowing the user to re-order them information as they need. Everything was custom built to their needs.