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Sound Visualisation
An open source audio-responsive VJ application built with Processing. This application uses a multitouch control surface to trigger videos, mask layers, control motion and capture live video.
Digital Growth
This project explores the aesthetic qualities and methods of virtual growth and how a virtual system could respond to live environmental data.
Blog
Queen Charlotte Track #1
Photos from a biking trip along the Queen Charlotte Track, South Island, New Zealand. ...Read more
12 Jun 11Design Inspiration #01 – Creative Office Spaces
Examples of great creative office spaces ranging from elaborate and quirky to simple solutions for a small budget. ...Read more
11 May 11Kinect Hack + VJing at Psylent Night
Psylent Night is an outdoor party in Wellington where Mohawk Media, Sam Minnee and I put on the visuals. We ran a Kinect hack called MikuMiku dance and connected it to a V4 to VJ behind the dancer.
DJ: Chelfyn. VJ: Kellective. Dancer: Amber Haley. Camera: MsBehaviour… ...Read more
21 Mar 11Music video – Mix & Mash
My entry for the competition Mix and Mash – aimed at encouraging open data and open content in New Zealand. This video was made using footage from the Digital NZ archives and using processing to generate audio spectrums then overlaying those and mixing them up using Resolume Avenue. I have been wanting to do this for quite some time and this was a great opportunity to actually sit down… ...Read more
29 Nov 10Nerdnite
Nerdnite is a fantastic lil gathering of…nerds (and geeks) consisting of (mostly) presentations and drinking. Nerdnite started in Boston and now thanks to Aimee Whitcroft (@teh_aimee) and Brian Calhoun (@unbrand) we have Nerdnite in Wellington! ...Read more
18 Nov 10Rails Rumble 2010
We aggregated your aggregators so you can slack off while you slack off.
Agragr aggregates and filters news as it hits the front page of various websites so you don’t have to keep refreshing sites and browsing around for new content. It was built in 48 hours for the Rails Rumble. ...Read more
30 Oct 10NZ Open Source Awards
I am so excited to announce that the Speed of Sound project is a finalist in the NZ Open Source Awards! Huge thanks to all involved, I am really excited to be invited to the even this year and mingle with some of the best web industry professionals in New Zealand. ...Read more
30 Oct 10