ROB3115 is an interactive graphic novel that is influenced by the reader’s brainwaves. The experience is driven by the reader’s ability to cognitively engage with the story. ROB3115′s narrative and its fundamental interactive mechanic – the reader’s ability to focus – are tightly intertwined by virtue of a philosophical supposition linking consciousness with attention. ROB3115 […]
Read MoreIt was my girlfriend’s birthday and she really likes Michael Jackson. I think this is the best charcoal I’ve ever done. 🙂
Read MoreDot is one of the main characters in a sci-fi graphic novel that I’ve been working on as a side project. The story largely inspired my thesis, Rob3115, which is a graphic short story about a robot. The piece is interactive and is affected in real-time by the reader’s brainwaves.
Read MoreIntroduction CyberGRID began as an independent study for professor John E. Taylor of Columbia University’s civil engineering department. At the time that I approached professor Taylor he conducted a yearly class that involved doing collaborative design projects with 4 other universities around the world. This collaboration was facilitated via online classrooms in Second Life, a well-known web-based […]
Read MoreCLICK HERE to play the game! Description I designed this top down computer game, Zombie King with a few of my friends while at Columbia. I worked as the teams primary concept artist and asset designer. We used Flixel for our game engine, and I used a pencil, paper, and Photoshop for the asset design. The […]
Read MoreSummary: This model was initially designed to be part of a custom character database for my CyberGRID project. Developing an entire custom character database of this level of detail posed to be a very time-consuming endeavor. Thus, the project turned out to be a terrific learning experience on 3D character modeling and texturing, but we […]
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