It started as a video. Then it was a Flash interactive. Now I’ve ported the good ‘ol prokaryote to HTML5/Canvas using Processing.js, which is rad. While I’m glad that this latest version is theoretically accessible on any modern device/browser, authoring this stuff is waaaaay more time consuming than doing it in Flash. Or maybe I’m [...]
This is a bit rough, but here’s my latest experiment: a kinder, gentler type of animated scientific illustration. Now, how to make the exploded view starting at ~1:13 interactive? It’s easy enough to do in Flash, but is there a good way of authoring stuff like that in Javascript/Canvas/HTML5? Link to vimeo page.
Here’s the second of my two most recent animated explainers, this time on the future of cloud computing in business. It was tied to a feature I wrote on the same subject as part of a content package sponsored by IBM.
Here’s the first of two recent animated explainers for New Scientist, this one on the healing power of the mind, tied to a recent feature by Jo Marchant.
This one is stirring up quite the debate over at New Scientist. It’s based on Amanda Gefter’s excellent piece, part of the New Scientist existential issue. If the video leaves more questions than answers, I highly recommend Amanda’s story. I hopefully will get a version of the music out soon, for those interested.