Earth Science (Fall 2006-Present)

Reference Images I took at the CU's & Denver's Museum of Nature and Science
   

 

 Circadence (Summer 2006-Present)

 Graph Simulation - This flash program compares Circadence's WARP technologies to the old TCP technology.

Slider bars, mouse-over help, radio buttons, and use of graphs.

 

Google Analytics - Logging details on who visits the Circadence website and where they've come from.

Google Analytics, html
Animation Sidebar - Recreated their flash animation to have more industry images.

Flash, searched for free image sites

  WARP CD Cover - Improved on previous design idea for the cover. Also gave images for them to plug in on the front sleeve.

Flash, Photoshop, font matching
New Button to goto the Graph - In order to get more customers to view the graph simulation, I created this button. The colors and shine help it stand out from the color scheme of the site.

Flash, javascript for popup Graph window
Old button to goto the Graph

we-make-money-not-art.com Manekineko (Summer 2005 - Spring 2006)

  Cool Effects Light Shirt - I wrote this article on work that Leah and Nwanua are doing as graduate students at the University of Colorado. These shirts have a grid of lights that play the game of life. Wireless pda can update the display pattern. 
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/007984.php

  Written by ME! 
  Movie footage (iMovie, digital camera), photos, interview
  A tent-like dome a person sits in and views images of the past. The phone rings and you can pick it up. Strange idea, check out the article for more details.
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/008063.php

  Illustration (Flash)
  TextileNet uses flat, conductive fabrics to move energy around the jacket's surface to power devices. 
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/007942.php

  Animation (Flash)
  FlipBook is a new website that lets you draw simple animations in the style of a flip-book. 
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/007899.php
   Animation: Cami's flipbook robot guy

  Animation (FlipBook)
  Ugo Ugo Lhuga is a unique TV show for kids, playing in Japan. People interact with 3d graphics through use of a bluescreen. Odd characters and real-time call-ins give this show some flavor. 
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/006651.php

 Illustration (Flash)
  Kobito are little nomes that you can't see, but they can interact with this block on your kitchen table. Smoke and mirrors create this neat effect, that you view through a flat-screen monitor. 
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/006586.php

  Illustration (Flash, Photoshop)
  Through the Looking Glass, this game allows you to play pong with yourself! The puck is not reflected in the mirror, and goes right on thru to your reflected self to hit. 
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/006500.php

  Illustration (Flash)
  Yanobe Kenji article - There's a large robot on display at a Japanese museum that looks like a kid and breathes fire when someone yells into the mic.  I animated this to represent how it looks and feels.
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/006791.php

  Animation (Flash)
  Hiroshi Ishiguro, created the world's most life-like android, ReplieeQ2, based on a human woman. Now he works on a model of himself. Check out the article for technical details and uses for this 'device'.
  Article: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/008110.php

  Illustration (Flash)

 

Camille Dodson's business card (June 2006)

 My new business card! Sketched by hand, then drawn in Flash using my Wacom pen tablet.

Illustration, text, fonts

 

Lifeline, CLever, and L3D at the University of Colorado at Boulder 
(Fall 2001-Spring 2006)

 Bus animation for future use with the RTD data we're receiving
 Loading external GPS data then traversing the path. We were attempting to have a flash interface for looking at where the local buses were.
 Preprogrammed points that are traversed. The prequel to the GPS data points loading in from file. 
Google Maps API - first try at gettin it to load up.
Google Maps API - adding in markers and polylines through javascript code
Google Maps API - marker labels with their index number displayed
Google Maps API - XML data loaded in from external file

Sand Pile - Avalanche Simulation (June 2004)

   I created this simulation to show the exponential relationship between the size of an avalanche and it's level of occurrence. How this works is, you drop in a piece of sand into this grid, and if that square has a neighbor with a height 4 less that this square, it will topple over. Lots of cool options worked into this, and a graph.

  Flash - Graphing, Radio Buttons, Input Text, Tile Grid

Earthscope Voyager Jr.

 

  Earthscope Voyager Jr is a website that lets people view a map of the US with different visual overlays, such as volcanoes and plate tectonics. This was developed for UCAR - University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. Our group worked under Marianne Weingroff and Susan Eriksson.
  Goal was to make the current website more user-friendly. See the comparison of old and new! I was in charge of the interface design for the Map section here. I designed it in Photoshop, then cut it up and put it into Dreamweaver for editing the website. I learned some JavaScript code for pulling up different map images depending on the drop-down selections.

  Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Java-Script, HTML
  I presented our work at the VDC Women in Technology conference during winter of 2005. At the event, there were lots of women studying engineering areas that I got to talk with. It was lots of fun.
  Download my Power Point presentation

  Power Point, Template from internet
  A group photo of my team. Joe Kadhim, Emily and Anh. We were in a class called Technology for Community that focused on volunteer work through website projects.
  University of Colorado's Discovery Learning Center, where the class Technology for Community was. This is the newest addition to the Engineering Center.