Design work involves creating practical solutions to specific problems, often focusing on functionality, usability, and user experience, distinct from art's emphasis on personal expression and aesthetic exploration. While design may incorporate artistic elements, its primary objective lies in addressing user needs and enhancing functionality rather than purely aesthetic expression.
Senior UX Developer for Dwell Media, responsible for front-end code development of all Dwell Media Properties.
Senior Creative Technologist for the design firm "Character." Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Senior Creative Technologist for the design firm "Character." Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Senior Creative Technologist for the design firm "Character." Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Senior Front-end Developer for the design firm "Reason Media Group." Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Senior Front-end Developer for the design firm "Reason Media Group." Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Senior Front-end Developer for the design firm "Reason Media Group." Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Senior Front-end Developer for the design firm "Reason Media Group." Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Sugar Vision was conceived as a creative agency and product development company. This project merged my passion for publishing, art, AR,VR, and MR. Sugar Vision had one product, Gallery Visitor and a project called Honey Dynamite. Sugar Vision turned into Toyphonics and now its MetaGraffiti.
Rubber Acorn was my interactive eBook publishing company. I created my first publication “XDP" in the summer of 2013.
The Sugarologists was an eBook profiling unique artisan candy makers.
Psychic Plum was a mail order artisan candy delivery company.
Harlesby was an interactive eBooks development studio.
Labelpeel was a publishing company for web art eBooks.
Groundwork Counsel was Cody's freelance web design and development portfolio.
Utopian Key was a store of my tiny arts novelties.
Thought Showers was an affiliate store I created to curate published work by artists I respected.
Loquacity Records was a project I did in high school. It was an underground record label consisting of my friends bands. This was my first foray into graphic design using photocopied assets and hand drawn illustrations.
NonYawnAThon was a gallery exhibition blog.
Senior Creative Technologist for the design firm "Don't Make Art" Responsible for all front-end development and contributed to technical ideation of final product.
Loopy Museum was a site where people could post the most amazing artist gif’s they could find. It later became an eBook of the most amazing gifs found on the site.
Free Cheesy Sticks was an LA arts events listing site.
Burning Turnip was a portal for Chimes&Rhymes, FreeCheesy Sticks, Art Acclaim, and a number of other apps that fostered collaboration in the Arts Community.
My art was written up on the site Beautiful Decay, I attended Art Center College of Design, and exhibited briefly at the gallery Perch in Santa Barbra and the Santa Barbara Museum of Contemporary Art, previously called The Contemporary Arts Forum.
Chimes&Rhymes was my microblog about contemporary art. The highlight of this project was his invitation to attend and blog about the SFMOMA’s Geneva Anderson and Mark Bradford press event.
Mixing Numbers was my chiptunes musician name. *Some media is not visible on mobile.
This is my own identity work. I have visually reinvented my look over five times so far, each time quite a bit different then the other. I went from dark to light hearted to elegant all within ten years.