One Portfolio Piece A Day

That's right folks, I set myself the goal to produce one showworthy piece of digital goodness a day until christmas eve.
So watch this space and pardon the poor layout. Join in if you want and send me a link to yours :>

Day 18

Have you not yet managed to open 250 tabs in Chrome today?
Grab a brew and let your mac do it for you, with this little AppleScript that I wrote.

Day 15

This is a web service from the future where (eventually) every resource on the net is semantically enhanced. View it here

Day 12

The past weekend was about learning AppleScript and how to make it interact with Adobe Illustrator. This one generates a hand-crafted greetings card every time it runs. Get it here (Non CS5 users may experience flipped results)

Day 11

Today I experimented a little with nCloth in Maya. For the design look below.

Day 10

Today's submission is a fairly obvious one. It's the Cloudfolio website we had to produce for a group marketing exercise.

Day 7, 8 & 9

This also has been an idea I never got around to execute before.
I'm sure forgetful hosts as well as tea lovers around the globe will appreciate this. - click the preview to order enlarge

Day 6

I may not be an admirer of East London architecture, but those shades of corporate blue and turquoise are growing on me with each new episode of The Apprentice. This inspired me to create my first colour palette on Adobe kuler.

Day 5

This is a graphic I thought of doing quite a while ago, when I was to create a background for the first version of my site.
Now I finally got a background for my twitter profile! And as usual, made with Maya.

Day 4

Practiced my UV mapping skills in Maya on Jon Moore's charming cubedolls. More on J!'s website.

Day 3

An augmented reality zombie soundwalk for the visitors of Drake's Café. Experience it.

Day 2

A robot hand modelled and rigged in Maya. Might be used in a client project teamAWESOME is currently working on.

Day 1

A Newton's Cradle modelled and partially simulated in Maya, rendered with mentalRay (2hrs 29mins) - click to enlarge