Technicolor, 2020. Hand Coded Website.
https://agriffin99.github.io/NM490Final/index.html
This website was created as a tool for girls of color to come and explore different women of color in the technology field. It was created using bootstrap, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. There are simple samples of different coding languages for the girls to try when they go to the page of a specific woman.
Black Bears, 2018. Hand Coded website
https://agriffin99.github.io/Bears/
This site was created to tell the story of the black bear community in western North Carolina. It uses overlays, maps, and a parallax scroll.
PLAN, 2020. Logo.
This logo was designed to explore iterative possibilities that can arise from a simple geometric leaf and tree design. I used Illustrator to draw the tree bark and Photoshop to put together the canopy of the tree
Albers: Beyond the Box Model, 2018. Hand coded website
https://agriffin99.github.io/Albers/
In this site, I explore experimental linking of pages and art styles. Each page is connected to the next in a never-ending cycle. It starts with an Albers’ color study with squares on contrasting backgrounds to show that they are the same color. The next few pages explore positioning divs to make the page appear to be moving, how much of a color is too much to make colors appear unattractive when paired, and placing circles inside of squares to interpret an image. The last two images are the most interesting to me; one shows a circle that is led around the image and the image moves to accommodate the circle; the next is an image made entirely of circles.
Bounce, 2018. Maya rendered video
This is an animated and rendered 3d ball bouncing off a platform into a spinning wheel and eventually thrown across the area. I incorporated bounce, stretch, and pull movements on the ball.
Flour Sack Walk Cycle, 2018. Maya walk cycle.
This walk cycle of a bag of flour was created, animated, and rendered in Maya. It uses basic rigging to have each end of the bag move as if it is a person walking.
Sand and Sky, 2017. Photoshop edited photo.
This image was created from filters and experimenting with brightness levels to increase vibrancy.
Dark Theme, 2019. Coded user interface.
This is a dark theme and buttons I created for the ResilientCoasts.org website for the National Modeling and Analysis Center (NEMAC). I experimented with the color scheme, usability, and visibility for the users to create this subtle theme with dark-grey hovers. I also coded the theme to be mobile friendly.
MyShip: Relationship Tracker, 2016. Hand coded website
This screenshot is from the forms on a relationship tracker website I collaborated on for Girls Who Code. The forms were fully authenticated and functioning with python and the backend language of Django. If there was a wrong password or already used username it would alert the user.