2015
Fabric design created during Creative Code Fellowship. Data, represented as hearts from left to right : California quarterly E-waste intake by private companies (in millions of pounds) from 2005 - 2015. Learn more about the data and this project.
2015
Fabric design created during Creative Code Fellowship. Data, represented as inverted dot graph: Quarterly San Francisco Median Home Values 1990 - 2014. Learn more about the data and this project.
2015
Fabric design created during Creative Code Fellowship. Data, represented as circles from left to right : Gender and diversity data from 6 major Bay Area tech companies. Rightmost data: San Francisco ethnicity breakdown according to 2013 US census data. Learn more about the data and this project.
2015
Fabric design created during Creative Code Fellowship. Data, represented as polygons from left to right : Average Hourly wage for 22 San Francisco occupations as defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Learn more about the data and this project.
2015
Fabric Design created during Creative Code Fellowship. Data represented as yellow arrows: Traffic volumes at regional gateways. Learn more about the data and this project.
2015
Fabric design created during Creative Code Fellowship. Data, represented: San Jose Average monthly rent 2009-2015. Learn more about the data and this project.
2015
Fabric design created during Creative Code Fellowship. Data, represented as stars: Close calls between pilots and drones reported, by state, to the FFA in 2014. California is the largest of the stars with 25 "close calls" reported. Learn more about the data and this project.
Sam B. models outfit design by Timothy Ho in front of Number Fog Designs fabric installation and demo video.
2015
Code Drawing (P5)
view live
2010
Digital Drawing
18h x 18w (46cm x 46cm)
2008
Digital Drawing
20h x 20w (51cm x 51cm)
2008
Digital Drawing
10h x 16w (25cm x 41cm)
2010
Gouache on Paper
22h x 23w (56cm x 58cm)
2007
Digital Drawing
24h x 24w (61cm x 61cm)
2008
Digital Collage
10h x 12w (25cm x 30.5cm)
2007
Digital Drawing
9h x 12w (23cm x 30.5cm)
2006
Digital Drawing
12h x 16w (30.5cm x 41cm)
2006
Digital Drawing
9h x 17w (23cm x 43cm)
2005
Digital Drawing
24h x 40w (61cm x 101.5cm)
2004
Digital Drawing
11h x 12w (30cm x 30.5cm)
2005
Digital Drawing
24h x 24w (61cm x 61cm)
2016
Turns a text message into digitally-sewn wisdom. Created with Raspberry Pi, FONA and openFrameworks. See a demo here
2016
CNC Walnut, 3D-printed Plastic, Photon Microcontroller, LED, Lithium Battery
Once an hour, a microcontroller checks to see if there are updates on the dronestre.am site. If there are, the unit glows for 8 hours continuously.
2015 (in progress)
see the spray test
see the motion tests
2014
This is a prototype for my first “wearable” project. This word bubble turns SMS messages into very visible accoutrements with the use of a high-contrast OLED character display. The object may invoke unexpected conversation or simply reveal an often hidden method of daily communication. The device can also act as an adaptive technology that allows for simple nonverbal communication. Alternatively the user can share the messaging number and wear whatever anyone decides to message (be it serious, funny or otherwise).
More images here
2014 (Ongoing)
Electronics, Polycarbonate, Adhesive Labels
This is a public data / monitoring / street art project is ongoing. Various units similar to the one pictured here are being placed in various public locations.
2010
Laser Cut Wood, Custom Electronics
19"h x 17"w x 1" (48cm x 45cm x 2.5cm)
Design influenced by Ethiopian Lalibela Cross designs. Illumination triggered by low light.
2009
Laser Cut Wood, Flame Bulbs, Wire
Influenced by Traditional African Masks
2008
Laser Cut Wood, Bamboo, Steel, Custom Electronics
When the user inserts both hands into the machine, it predicts how that person will die. Accurate predictions can only be achieved once a month.
2008
Wood, Custom Electronics, Steel Knives
While running the knives spin at random intervals. This device can only start or stop when someone pushes the big red button in the center. Starting the machine is easy but stopping it can result in an injury.
Video
2010
Laser Cut Wood, Custom Electronics
7" x 7" x 1" (18cm x 18cm x 2.5cm)
Runs on a USB charged LiPoly battery
This piece is to be placed in a dark corner or nook in a home. The preferred location would be one that is not immediately noticeable. To the unsuspecting viewer, it will appear as though potentially ominous red light is shinning through cracks somewhere in a living space.
2006
Acrylic, Digital Print, Wood, Custom Electronics
This is a wall hanging game that's VERY difficult to play.
Video
2006 - 2007
Acrylic, Aluminum, Digital Print, Custom Electronics
This is part of a series of four control panels. Each control panel has a unique set of buttons that transmit the user's intentions out into the world.
Video
2008
Laser Cut MDF, Custom Electronics
2005
Wood, Aluminum, Steel, Custom Electronics
2007
Aluminum, Wood, Digital Print, Custom Electronics.
This device takes one hour of your life for every one second that you leave your hand on it. The life is stored and tallied indefinitely.
2004
Half Mannequin, Acrylic, Steel, Custom Electronics
2003
Wood, Video, Steel, Custom Electronics
In this "skee ball" style game, each successful roll results in the progression of a video depicting the game's creator getting punched. The goal is to beat down the game's creator by getting eight balls into the ramp holes before the timer runs out. The game is a comment on the increasingly graphic nature of video games.
2002
Switches, Audio, Steel, Custom Electronics
With the help of a vague set of instructions, the viewer must find the correct combination of switches. The 22 switches are wired in series making for more than 4 million possible combinations.
2016
Environmental Sensor Based "Creative Compass"
Collaborative Project Created at 72u.
3D printed enclosure, Acrylic, Magnets, Circuit playground, Custom software
2016
Environmental Sensor Based "Creative Compass"
Collaborative Project Created at 72u.
3D printed enclosure, Acrylic, Magnets, Circuit playground, Custom software
2016
printed polished gray steel
2014
Powder-coated CNC plasma cut steel, VGFir, fasteners.
Reconfigurable
2012-2016 (ongoing)
The Sleepyboard is an Arduino-ready prototyping board that makes it easy to build your own Arduino with a boot loaded ATmega and a few other components. It is, however, not IC specific meaning you can use it to prototype many different circuits. It's also the perfect size for an Arduino shield (see details).
2012-2016 (ongoing)
previous version
2011
Wood, Aluminum, Electronics
Edition of Four
2011
Custom amplifier, VFG Fir
2011
Custom Electronics, Plywood, Aluminum
Plays up to 18 samples from an SD card. Rechargeable.
Sit Please: Illustrated Stories from Senegal, Mali and Ethiopia. A graphic novel by Andrew Kleindolph
The 176-pages full-color book is composed of nonfiction stories from traveling in Senegal, Mali and Ethiopia. The experiences are loosely organized into seven parts. Purchase a copy here.
