A montage of my best motion work through March 2012.

A.R.T.I. stands for Art Rendered Through Identity. It was an idea conceived by 6 talented New Media Design and Interactive Development students at the Rochester Institute of Technology in the fall of 2011. Our team was given 20 short weeks to brainstorm, conceive, and bring and idea to life. We decided that art can lack a personal connection for those who merely possess it. Our solution aims to produce a personal, expressive and visually appealing representation of who you are based on your body’s biometric data, generating beautifully unique artwork from your biological signature.

Assigned to overhaul the Range Rover onboard computer interface, I took on a 7 week challenge researching, wire-framing, designing, and animating. I chose to demo how the user would navigate through the three main screen paths and also show one piece of special vehicle functionality. The system structure required me to design over 15 screens and 50 different modules.

KitchnSwitch is a conceptual iPad app that lets you control your kitchen utilities and appliances remotely through a beautiful user interface and user experience. From the stove to the freezer, your kitchen will be at your mercy.

A conceptual iPad app that allows user to navigate through history's most popular music, listen to songs, and view additional data for any item through a unique, immersive interface. Designed in Illustrator & Photoshop. Animated in After Effects.

An advertisement showing the power of magnets making travel more efficient, using character animation as the primary focus. This piece incorporates MoGraph, Dynamics, and Character Rigging.

A short narrative about an ancient insect that now guards an abandoned chapel. Modeled, textured, and lit with Cinema 4D, composited in After Effects. Timeframe: 4 Weeks.

Assigned to conceptualize & design a unique interface for a historic timeline, I chose watches. All watches were rendered using Cinema 4D. Interface created in Photoshop. Composited in After Effects.

A title sequence for a fictional T.V. show called "Roadies", dedicated to publicizing the under appreciated heroes of live performances. I went out of my comfort zone with an illustrative style and I'm pleased with the results.

Minimizing Mobile is a basic web application that aims to inform users about the history of cellular phones while engaging them through an interactive environment. Built with Flash AS3.

Assigned to create a project for a Wines of the World course at RIT, I chose to design a brand name, logo, and website home page for a fictional winery. My primary goal was to not merely design a pretty web page, but to design something so invigorating and inviting that it actually immersed the user in an experience that they would remember and be encouraged to share with others without hindering the website functionality for the user.

A small selection of my most recent 3D work. All images were rendered from Cinema 4D, post production in Photoshop.