InfoGraphics

Mapping visible vs non visible routes in Portland

Bus routes

http://ride.trimet.org/?tool=routes

Business hours

http://www.barflymag.com/ Bars

http://www.urbanspoon.com/c/24/Portland-restaurants.html Restaurants

Security cameras

http://www.notbored.org/portland.html

http://www.katu.com/news/tech/6073071.html

http://www.movingtoportland.net/portland_views.htm

http://www.katu.com/traffic

Street lights

Transportation

http://www.portlandneighborhood.com/portland-transportation.html

Seen by people

http://www.uniquely-portland-oregon.com/map-of-portland-oregon.html

InfoGraphics

First infographic involves analyzing pixels of each frame from the music video "Mo money, Mo problems". They most likely used processing which I intend to do for my second project. The second one involves illustrations and does an excellent job of staying away from pie charts and bar graphs.

IR box complete

Finished Emerging Technology class final awhile back. Basically theirs an IR receiver connected to an Arduino inside the box. It can receive pulses from a remote control. I have an maxm rgb light able to read 10 different signals and change color sequences.

two ink drawings

Two new ink drawings of comic characters Predator and venom. Used copic fine top pens sizes .03 .o5 and .o8. Venom is about 75% complete the other is complete

brick box

Finished several layers of spackle on box project. Began to paint box, soon be adding watered down spackle and acrylic down top of box.

Letterpress final complete

Letterpress final project is finally complete. 40 hours spent on the making of five copies of a book titled "Your down is my up". My book plays on the idea of self help books taking advantage of people and offering false hope in media-ish generated things. Book looks big on outside but soon the user finds a hole inside the pages with 11 cards housed in. The cards directly match table of contents. Great class and I look forward to retaking it next term.

ET project design

Emerging tech class new design and idea for final project. Stilling using an IR sensor but after looking into reprogramming of television remotes with arduino I got excited. So I bought this blink maxm rgb led and will use a television remote to control it. The two parts will be housed in a brick box and the RGB unit will be displayed in a cube. The cube will have 6 transparency photoshoped images of iconic television figures. The cube will look has if it's melting over the brick structure. Above images show process of the brick box design.