Ice Cream Dragon -
Ice Cream Dragon is a arcade-style game where you, the dragon, attempt to gather as much ice cream as you can before your hoard melts. I did design and programming for the game, working out the basic mechanics and programming the player and hoard components of the game. The game was made in C# using XNA 4.0 and this time you can select your resolution on the main menu. This game was one of three games to be awarded "GCS Gold" for the spring semester, indicating that this is one of the best games the club has made.
Code Samples available by request.
Alyesium Chronicles -
The Alyesium Chronicles is a small turn-based strategy game modeled off of games like Fire Emblem and Advance Wars. This was a semester project as part of the Carnegie Mellon Game Creation Society and the goal of it was to create a small game in the genre consisting of 4 units. The project itself was moderately successful. We did get the four core units working, the battle system working and the capture system working. It was built in XNA and supports resolutions up to 1920x1080, though we didn't get a user-facing interface so that players can select their resolution.
Airships! -
A rather silly game. Created for a Game Creation Society contest where the prompt was something like "two-button airship racing game with RPG elements." This game was made in a single night on a whim.
Downloads
Installer (Windows)
.exe Only (XNA 3.1 required)
Parchment Dragon -
"Parchment Dragon" is a game written in C# using the XNA frameworks. I led a group of ~7 freshmen to develop this vertically-scrolling shooter. We didn't want it to be a space shooter though so we chose a fantasy theme and went with a parchment-like art style (thus the name). We worked on it in our free time during the fall 2010 semester and did a bit of touch up work during spring 2011.
Portfolio -
This site, my portfolio site, was designed and coded by me in May 2012. It uses a Drupal 7 backend and the jQuery plugin Isotope to display content.
The Green Machine -
Website for Edina Robotics FIRST Team 1816 - The Green Machine. Currently on the third version of the site, the website was put up in 2006 and redesigned by me in 2007 and summer 2009. The site won the Website Award at the 2009 Wisconsin Regional, the 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 Minnesota North Star Regionals and the 2011 and 2012 Lake Superior Regionals. I am currently a mentor for the team.
2009 Redesign Process
Visit the Site
Edina High School Thespians -
Redesigned the website for the Edina High School thespians and moved it to a Drupal backend. Currently responsible for maintenance.
Minnesota FIRST Regionals -
Website developed to host information about upcoming robotics events in Minnesota. Quickly designed in summer 2008 and is currently being redesigned. Built with Drupal 6.
Robotics Event Photographer -
I've worked as event photographer for a variety of Minnesota FIRST Robotics regionals starting in 2008. The following photos are a small sample of my work for these events. You can view the full galleries here.
Butterflies -
Butterflies from late summer 2008.