Looking for my next role as a creative tech / dev in experiential media! I specialize in #frontend web tech, but also love #DigitalFabrication and #electronics. Portfolio: Resume: Selected projects 🧵👇.

I'm most interested in interactive media installations, in-person immersive experiences, unconventional interactions, and procedural gfx. Web tech is my 🍞+🧈, but I've dabbled in Unity, oF, and VR and would love to learn more!. DMs are open. Let's chat! 📭.

Felician Sisters touchscreen interactive - app for future kiosks, with optimized effects in code + rendered videos. Uses #React + #Framer.

Real-time web app + NFC system prototype for LACMA - you get a tag and QR code on entry, open the app on your phone, then get sent content whenever you swipe a tag a reader near an artifact. Uses #Nextjs, #Arduino, #SanityCMS.

Chroma AR - a #WebAR app for The Met using @the8thwall, #React, #Threejs, and shaders. Features world + face tracking, hotspots, an accessible UI, descriptive text for all visuals, and an AR on/off toggle.

Video desc.: screen capture of a phone with a full screen camera feed as the holder turns and walks slowly on a snow covered bridge overlooking a river and waterfall, with Minneapolis skyline visible. A cartoon winter scene is digitally overlaid, seeming to be in the real world.

I'm very interested in any feedback or ideas you have on how to make AR experiences like this more accessible, so don't be shy! I'll be building more AR experiences in the future and I want them to be awesome for everyone! 🙌🎉.

Something I'm especially proud of personally is the manual control UI and screen reader support (albeit imperfect). #Accessibility in #AR is uncharted territory, but I did my best! Try using #VoiceOver or #TalkBack, and read the accessibility tips in the About dialog if stuck.

Just scan this QR code to go straight to the app on your mobile device, or get there through the landing page here:

Happy holidays! Take some time to enjoy this little interactive #WebAR holiday card I built for my company (@Bluecadet) using @the8thwall and @threejs, with assets and animations from one of our talented motion designers, Siji Chen!

For my next trick, I'm setting a challenge for myself to provide alt descriptions for all the images on my site, including the generative art. Wish me luck, and send me tips if you have em!.

I made a few other tweaks as I went, like moving all font units to rems for better UA text scaling support and changing the default font to #Lexend, a font scientifically proven to be easier to read for everyone!.

The implementation respects `prefers-color-scheme` as a default, which you can override using an on-page control to set a local session storage token. Works pretty great on mobile and with zoom!

I switched jobs recently (I'm a Creative Developer now! 🥳), and I'm regaining some energy for personal projects again, so I thought it was about time to implement dark mode on my portfolio site!.

RT @GeologyTime: Aesthetic specimen of pyromorphite crystals from Saint-Salvy Mine, Occitanie, France. Photo: Spirifer Minerals. #minerals….

I went to the fair totally expecting to laugh, and I did, but I ended up having a genuinely great time! It felt much more like a mature theme park than a state fair to me, definitely something to experience if you're in the area!.

There was of course more than just food! Two sky tram systems to get people around, tons of 4-H activities with thousands of animals, a mansion-sized haunted house, and (of course) anti-maskers.

"Paneer pakora" (an Indian take on cheese curds with cheese cubes fried pakora style, served with tomato butter sauce). Oven-roasted cauliflower florets. Famous Sweet Martha's cookies (small size). Fried twinkie with strawberry sauce.

You may have heard about the legendary food that gets served at the fair. The legends are true, my friends. Flavored cheese curds, Pronto Pup (lame corndogs. Fight me lol), sashimi tacos, and amazing hummus with fresh-made pita.

Yesterday I made a trip out to the Minnesota State Fair - my first time as a transplant to the area. I thought I knew what I was in for, but I was wrong. 322 acres, ~300 food vendors, ~700 shops, and over 2 MILLION visitors each year (so far only half that this year due to COVID)