Over the summer of 2007, I had the opportunity to work on the final scene of Flatland: The Movie.  Using a combination of existing texture assets and a customized version of my tesseract animation, I modeled and animated the last eight seconds of the film.  The camera dips below the plane of Flatland to reveal eight spinning cubes, and in their midst the shadow of a hypercube.  The camera then blasts into the hypercube, and the credits roll.

In the fall of 2008, my 4D animations on Wikipedia earned me more work as I was contacted by Foundry Films.  They were doing a documentary on a prominent geometer, and needed a scene capable of showing 4D shapes as he described them, "sparkling like gems".  I put together a 22 second animation with an appropriate adaptation of my polytopes.

Our final project in our Maya class in undergrad was to model and texture a hotel in only two weeks.  This was the result.

Created using a combination of Maya and MEL script, these are animated rotating 4D objects projected into 3D space.  The animated tesseract has become a featured image on wikipedia!  See it here.

Various icons that I created with the eventual intention of using them for tools or level editors and the like.

Artwork that I developed for the Psiborg game, including dvd-labels and box art required for final release.

A scratchboard image of our cat, Helix, that I worked on in high school.  Eventually I'd like to do more work using that medium.