Plotter – Data from Recovery.gov from Peter Esveld on Vimeo.
Plotter is an open-source tool for designers to map their data into the real world. Plotter asks the you – the designer – to define that connection between data and visual presentation before making anything. In other words, whatever else you make with Plotter, you’ll be making a map.
The system is designed so that in theory you could map anything you wanted – buildings, animals, or conceptual frameworks.
Finally fixed this post. Check it out here. I’m really liking Papervision3D – a super-powered library with minimal setup for what you get!
One my favorite projects at Sevnthsin – redesigning our portfolio. Oh yeah, this is up now and looking sleek and sharp.
Our great friends Scott and Andrea are planning to launch a company soon. We just finished their logo and it’s a cute little baby chicken with a hardhat! Check out some of the initial concept work after the jump.
Nic Marshall’s updated portfolio is online, I’m pretty pumped. Please excuse the long load time – there’s lots of beautiful images there. Another Sevnthsin production.
Visually cleaner that is, not environmentally. Sevnthsin had the opportunity to work with Target.com to streamline their online shopping experience. We stripped it down, removed a lot of the clutter and cleaned it up a lot. Too many changes to mention here, but the client was wonderful to work with and we’re proud of the product.
We just launched a brand new site for our good friend Kerry over at Red Shoe Clothing. Get the full-on experience right here. Check out more of the identity after the jump.
We just finished the group page for Target Facebook here at Sevnthsin. A lot of the wonderful illustration was done by Colin Strandberg over at The Worksteady.
Here’s a great project I did at OLSON along with the super-talented writer Eric Luoma and a little photo help from Gabe Gathman. The captain takes you on a tour of his luxury yacht filled with Formica products and allows you to customize the environment in different rooms.
Here’s a proposal I completed at Olson for some motion design. Kinda nice. A metaphorical journey through the strength, speed, and power of Nike Skates.
One of the highlights of my time at Olson was working on the venerable Old Dutch potato chips brand. Beloved by junk foodies across the nation. Tasty stuff. We talked them into doing a really cool Flash product viewer – the entire site has since been redone.
My first poster show. Here’s the product. Sold out, too! Pics from the poster show can be seen here.
We recently completed a project at Sevnthsin for Target featuring really cool video thumbnails. It’s a mens’ clothing line inspired by David Bowie. Check it out, it won’t be online long.
Another OLSON project. Working with the Target internal team and OLSON’s creative director, I pioneered a revolutionary new “square-cornered” look for Target.com. This project was a top-level redesign of the site experience, and included a detailed style guide.
This project completed development shortly after I left OLSON. I’m pretty proud of it, especially considering it’s the first Nike iD project to be implemented for customers outside the U.S. Here’s a few screens (more after the jump). Check out the full experience at nikehockey.com.
Here’s a pitch I was involved in at Olson – They got the business. I put these boards together working directly with the IA and project manager.
