Expensify in TechCrunch
Monday, 21 Dec 2009
The new UI I designed for Expensify.com got nice coverage over at TechCrunch.com
Design
CSS + Javascript solution to dynamically resize images while maintaining aspect ratio
Saturday, 12 Dec 2009
I couldn’t find a good script for creating thumbnails with CSS + Javascript, so I wrote one. The objective is to:
1. Center the images.
2. Resize the images to a predefined thumbnail width and height.
3. Do this on the fly to avoid server-side rendering of thumbnails.
You can check out a demo of this script live on this site in the photos section. Or live on Fotomoto’s homepage.
Tribute to Russian Futurism, Part I
Thursday, 13 Dec 2007
Click the image to view the high-resolution, zoomable Flash version. This is a collage made from photographs and sketches of mine.
Everything to do with distance.
Thursday, 15 Nov 2007
The point of this is to manipulate your visual perspective. You can read the big text from far away (completely zoomed out), cannot read it at 33% of the size, and then can read the small text only when completely zoomed in.
More Akzidenz-Grotesk
Thursday, 1 Nov 2007
This sign was “creatively acquired” from a friend’s apartment building and has made the journey out West with me. Akzidenz-Grotesk (read: German for grotesque accident) was ironically–and unintentionally so–used for years on virtually all transportation signs in the Western world (the French had to be different and developed their own typeface for road signs, but I’ll rant about that a later date). I think the fire extinguisher sign is a little more fitting use for the typeface.
Akzidenz-Grotesk on my Thermometer
Thursday, 1 Nov 2007
Doesn’t the title sound like the lyrics to a Kraftwerk song?
To explain: I discovered that my apartment building, built in the 70s, has the Akzidenz-Grotesk typeface featured on thermometers and switch-boxes.
Pitt Political Review – Graphics
Thursday, 18 Oct 2007
This should be available in coffeeshops and newstands ’round the University of Pittsburgh, if any of you happen to find yourselves there.
Remix of Tiga's "Shoes"
Remix of Daft Punk's "Around The World"