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Inspired by the classic buzzwire game, Wireloop is a series of AR games built with the New York Times. Users are encouraged to move the ring ("phone"), trace and light up the dark wire, and reveal hidden shapes.
To recreate the "buzz" without access to haptic feedback, we focused on refining the visual by leveraging Spark's particle system and custom shaders, with the goal of delivering an elegant, stress-free gameplay.
Working with NYT Kids for the launch of their “Tiny Issue,” we built a real-scale immersive rainforest environment to show the journey of the tiny strawberry poison frog.
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We worked with illustrator Julia Rothman to create a AR face effect to show the interior of a nasal cavity in 2.5D.
We created a shrink ray in augmented reality where users can interact directly with consumer goods and see how inflation has affected buying power.
For Olympics 2021, we created an AR effect to visualize Dalilah Muhammad's motion over the hurdle in real-scale, published to go along with her interview with the New York Times.
I designed and developed a new website + CMS for Studio Ānanda, channeling their spirit of wellness with soft aesthetics and use of CSS filters, blend modes, and SVG animations. Featured on loadmo.re❣️
Axis Mundi is an experimental exhibition project exploring man’s attempt to override nature with technology and nature’s resistance. Featured on klikkenthéke!
Design by Hilda Wong
I led a code-based design workshop for first year MFA graphic design students at MICA. The workshop aims at introducing p5.js as a design tool. Over the course of 3 days, the students designed and coded an interactive calendar for the year 2020.