The Barbie Girls world is powered by a proprietary Java-based MMOC (massive multiplayer online community) technology platform and displayed with a Flash/Actionscript front end. I art directed key locations, such as the Purple Parlor, the Sparkle Coaster Place and the Tail Shakin’ Treehouse.
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The Spoke groove machine offers beat making without a grid. The Strange Agency, LLC, hired me to design the interface. -
I art directed and designed several interfaces for the online promotion of the Audi American Le Mans Series Commemorative Edition TT. -
I played a key role in bringing the Club Beauty Makeover game to life. The concept was born in the desire to build an activity in which girls can give each other makeovers. Within the Club Beauty location, a girl can click on another girl and offer to give her a new look. -
Audi Video
Posted in: Audi of America, Featured
I edited many promotional videos for Audi, which were showcased on the Audi of America web site. -
3D Studio Max Demo
Posted in: 3D Studio Max, Featured
An interactive CD demo disk which showcases the software though video and screen simulations. I designed the interface and art directed the video content. I also created and manipulated key artwork for the demo in 3D Studio Max. -
Audi RS6 Promo
Posted in: Audi of America, Featured
Part of a campaign to promote the Audi RS6, I designed and produced this Flash animation. -
In the spring of 2008, Mattel launched a site for the parents of Barbie Girls users. Parents’ Place offers tools for parents that allow them to control their daughter’s access to less restrictive play, manage their memberships and accounts, and access information on how to monitor safety on the web. -
The Fab Facts tab on the girl’s profile page displays an interface where users can find out more about the girl she clicked on… from her favorite foods to her dream date, the design was driven by the need for flexibility, expandability and ease of use. -
Various spreads from featured articles.