I am responsible for all phases of design, development, and strategy at Tinrocket, where our award-winning photo apps have enabled over a million people to create something beautiful.

Since releasing our first app in 2010, Tinrocket has built a reputation for quality, fun, and originality with App Store customers.

Can a computer see like an artist?

To find out, I developed a patented method of image stylization that’s inspired by art and biology.

I helped code Plants by Tinybop, a STEM app that lets kids explore the diversity of life in a collection of ever-changing biomes.

In addition to accurately simulating the night sky, spreading virtual wildfires, and bringing research-driven animal behavior to life, I made it possible for the deer to poop when touched.

At The Associated Press, I worked side-by-side with journalists to tell stories with graphics and data.

Over the course of several years, I developed the systems, tools, and workflows for AP’s election graphics coverage and other data visualizations, for both print and online use.

I make art with code.

The software that creates these images, randomly composed from thousands of curves, is inspired by the planet Mars.