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infinity image/
This was the first image I made as a means to understand the computer less as a tool, and more as a new material for drawing. |
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sketches for 12 o'clocks/
All my work is planned on paper, sketched out as codes on paper, and then eventually makes it into the computer through my RSI-riddled hands. |
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sunflowers remix/
This is from a series of image I created for the launch of a new paper series from Gilbert called Realm. It was inspired by a dragonfly lens toy. |
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mit cube/
Upon my return to MIT, I designed a T-shirt for the quirky and wonderful MIT Press Book Store. They have an ecclectic mix of books -- not just for nerds. |
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paul rand 1996/
Another thing I did when I returned to MIT was to invite a key inspiration in my life. His name was Paul Rand, and he had the kind of mind that bristled with insight. |
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early space study/
In the early 90's, I created a series of investigations into the meanings of a boundary. There is a lot to learn from, and about, the edges of space. |
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