Month: May 2009

  • Using openFrameworks for iPhone dev

    [Also available atĀ ITPedia. Watch video of the BarCampNYC4 presentation.] This is an overview of getting set up using openFrameworks for iPhone development. What is openFrameworks? openFrameworks is a “a C++ library for creative coding”. It shares a similar philosophy with Processing (as a library for Java). TheĀ intended audience “are folks using computers for creative, artistic […]

  • [my] summer of code

    In preparation for several iPhone application development gigs which have lined up for the summer I’m getting back into my previous projects. Specifically, I’m going to get Follower and Pinwheel ready for release and am looking to push them out to the AppStore in the next month or so. Also, as an exercise to get […]

  • Vacation

    On a much needed vacation following the ITP Spring Show. Just back from a week in Philadelphia catching up with beloved places and friends. Looking forward to a few more days of relaxing in NYC before getting back to work.

  • Thinking Physically: BlindSight presentation

    This is the final project presentation of BlindSight for the ITP Thinking Physically class in Spring 2009. BlindSight is is a collaboration between Robert Carlsen and Andrew Styer. BlindSight aims to explore synesthesia by associating certain body positions with visual hallucinations induced by photic stimulation. In other words, flashing lights at various frequencies seems to […]