Websites
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Eyeneer TV
Eyeneer TV is vintage music television with a large and diverse library of live recordings from the 50s-70s. My involvement included coding the original designs for integration into Drupal, and building a rich playlist module that allows users to save videos for watching later and to load playlists designed by Eyeneer TV.
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Robin Duryea Yoga
Robin is a yoga teacher in San Francisco. Her website was designed around big photos, and it uses a carousel effect to scroll between pages of content.
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Copper Moon Apothecary
Copper Moon Apothecary makes body care products crafted from 100% natural, sustainable ingredients. The web site includes a full-featured store.
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3D Letters & Logos
Custom and pre-fab routed materials for the sign industry. Request an estimate and checkout online.
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Zander Sherman
Zander Sherman is a Canadian writer and author of The Curiosity of School (Penguin, 2012).
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Tony D'Souza
Tony is an accomplished novelist who recently published his third book. This website showcases his books, essays, and media appearances.
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Crystal Tara
Crystal Tara designs whimsical apparel for the spiritual festival-goer. Their website includes a store as well as a directory of their artists.
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Petlifter
A public photo-blog for a very specific clientele.
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Archery by Moonlight
⅛-inch thick steel rods with a 4½-inch long and 2½-inch diameter steel weights. Maximum total width is 7 feet, 3 inches; height is 12 inches. The sections are connected with steel swivels, allowing them to rotate 360 degrees. The piece is finished in black, red, and clear gloss enamel.
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False Dilemma
One ¼-inch thick by 5-foot long steel rod with a 3-inch diameter steel weight, and two ¼-inch thick by 2½-foot long steel rods with 2- and 2½-inch diameter steel weights. Maximum total width is 9 feet, 6 inches; height is 28 inches. The sections are connected with steel swivels, allowing them to rotate 360 degrees. The piece is finished in black and red gloss enamel.
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Dactyl
¼-inch thick by 2-foot long steel rods with a 3-inch diameter steel weight. The sections are connected with steel swivels, allowing them to rotate 360 degrees. The piece is finished in white matte enamel.
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Reach
This mobile was designed to span the entire width of a room, but take up very little vertical space. At a span of 11 feet, the three ⅛-inch thick by 5-foot long steel rods don't feel claustrophobic because they are only 9 inches from the ceiling. The rods, which bend gracefully under their own weight, are connected with clear 80-pound test monofilament, creating the illusion that they are floating unconnected. They are finished with gloss black enamel.
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Bifurcate
Three ¼-inch diameter by 5-foot long steel rods with roughly-cut 3-inch diameter steel weights. The circles are each three thin pieces of sheet steel fastened together with bolts. The entire piece is up to 8½ feet wide and 3 feet tall. The rods are connected with steel swivels, allowing them to rotate 360 degrees. The entire piece is finished with a protective lacquer clear-coat.
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Clock-parts Heart Necklace
A busted up old clock recomposed into a pendant. Mainly assembled mechanically with screws.
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Square Sconces & Milk Jug Olive Oil Lamp
Sconce is hammered copper and steel, 6 inches tall by 4 inches wide, ⅜-inch deep. Lamp is made from copper, steel, and a milk jug. Cork and brass tube, wick and EVOO. 13 inches tall by 5 inches wide, ½-inch deep.
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Sconce 3
Hammered copper reflector and steel frame, 8½ inches in diameter.
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Sconce 1
Copper reflector and steel frame, about 10 inches in diameter.