Group project for a game design course. This is a one-player game featuring a frontline hospital worker during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The player must decide whether or not to accept or reject visitors to the hospital-based on information about visitors that are presented on a card. The goal of the game is … hospital havoc, 2022

Learning how to use Aseprite to create sprites for games built in Unity. These are the sprites for a walking fox. Still a long way to go before I get good at this, but excited to learn new tools and see how the pieces of game design fit together. Tools: Aseprite

The burning of fossil fuels is causing the increase of atmospheric CO2 levels. This is having a devastating impact on our ecosystem. The idea of this sketch is to spend some time thinking about our impact on our planet.As a project to learn about objects and modularity, I wanted to be able to create three … water the tree, 2021

Inspired by Legacy Russell’s book Glitch Feminism. Having helped design social work courses that emphasized the critical analyses of social issues, the idea that digital art can be used to disrupt and call to action was refreshing. I was drawn to the works of artists such as Leo Selvaggio’s anti-surveillance masks and Kate Rose’s license … the new dystopia is not black and white, 2021

The Newbeanie Avatar Maker is a fun tool that lets you create your own silly bean avatar. In the main navigation at the bottom, there are four options: background color, bean base, eyes, mouth, and stem. Each main selection has sub-selections that can be stamped into the icon box. Users can clear the screen and … new beanie avatar maker, 2021

I was inspired by figure 3b on page 6 of Wong’s (1972) book Principles of two-dimensional design. For the description, Wong writes, “The position of a shape is judged by its relationship to the frame or the structure” (p. 8). What I thought was interesting about this pattern was that, while the square was relatively … circle in box pattern, 2021

I wanted to create a pattern that looked like norimaki (sushi rolls) in a jyubako (bento box). I don’t think this is apparent without the explanation. I wanted to practice the nested for loop and map(). I think I am getting the hang of both, but there is still a lot of trial and error. … norimaki, 2021

One of the first projects using p5.js. Created a self-portrait using basic lines and shapes. Tools: p5.js p5.js sketch and code