UI work
This is a small collection of websites, interfaces and graphics elements I've designed. It is a random selection of things I still had access to or screenshots of, and is by no means complete. Additionally, some work is protected by non disclosure agreements and cannot be added to my portfolio. This page may not display correctly in Internet Explorer 6 or lower for Windows, please consider switching to a standards-compliant browser like FireFox. The icons are stored in iContainer format and can be viewed with Candy Bar.
Some jquery animated pages made for mediatronica. This one above is meant to minimize the graphical clutter and make good use of jquery animation to give users an immediate visceral feel for the interface as a "space".
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My work at Wayport Inc has involved a lot of graphical retooling of the Wayport Welcome Page to match the aesthetic of partner's properties and to conform to various devices, notably the iPhone. (That orange one isn't my design, but I had to build the css for it from a photoshop doc, so I included it)
C86 -My first Leopard-sized icon, for Buzz Andersen's C86 playlist handler.
Fence - I just made an application icon for Nick Gerakines' Atom API uploader Fence. It's great for interacting with your Typepad or Vox blog from your desktop.
Aster - These are a couple of desktop pictures and a complimentary icon I made from a set of images I've been working on. Download the set here.
Reel 2 Reel - These are icons made from photographs of miniature reel-to-reel tape machines from this German site. The only notable one here is the "Sabine" icon, which has an additional open/drop state icon. (use it on a folder and then try dropping something on it) Download the iContainer of these icons here
Cassette Tapes - Here's a few casette tape icons that were made from the archive of photos at Project C-90, a Russian photo-archive of cassette tapes. These aren't anything spectacular, but I am kind of happy with the Sony tape (the body is slightly translucent, just like the real tape would be). Download the iContainer of them here.
Sound Toys- These are a few icons I made using images from http://www.miniorgan.com/, a great library of musical toys from the 70's and 80's. You can use .png versions (Pixadex will export them) as custom track icons in Logic 7 . You can download these as a Pixadex iContainer here.
You can also find some great vintage synthesizer icons at http://www.audio-movements.com/.
Tom over at MusicThing liked these icons enough that he asked me if I would make a new graphic for his blog. Here are my two favorites of the ones I made. (I should probably mention that neither of the designs have been implemented)
Aspyr Icons- I had to learn how to make application icons quickly, and without a lot of help. The dawn of OS X meant that Aspyr's ports of Windows games needed more than their original Windows icons. Some of these were a little rough, but I was very happy with the Medal of Honor: Spearhead icons in particular.
Cuddly pals- Here a a couple of, uh.. lovable characters I sketched out. You can download all three of them as a Pixadex iContainer.
Bearz - I made a couple of OS X screensavers featuring my anglerbear character. You can download them from my file sharing page.
Steve Jackson Games 16x16 pixel icons- These are some tiny pixel icons I drew for a Steve Jackson Games application. It's really hard to try and get across a concept like "Superstructure" in a 16x16 pixel square.