LineDot explores and rewards the perception of imagery both up close and from a distance – a modern take on pointillism.

Up close, the design becomes pattern, but from a distance it forms an overall impression much like the work of George Seurat or Chuck Close.

Phone photographs of the visual details found “classic beauty” from fashion and media are converted into a grid of circles, each punctuated by dots and lines of complementary colors

Alphablox uses custom software to tightly crop and color letterforms in abstract, beautiful visual rhythms, inspired by the work of designer/artist Norman Ives and the foundation assignments of the Bauhaus.

The poetry of organic curves and rigid structures found hidden deep within an alphabet become amplified, turning a typeset phrase from Shakespeare’s famous sonnet from As You Like It which begins “All the world’s a stage…” into pure pattern.

Drift captures the movement of a dancer’s kinesthetic movement, rendering the motion in computer-generated silk cloth.

A series of still frames from the sequence are combined in different variations to express the relationship between movement and time.

Turbulence automates the act of scribbling through software by connecting the spaces between points. Different passes are built-up as layers, adding a dimension of simulated hand-drawn line work to any vector composition.