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For one of my computer science courses this semester, I embarked on an info visualization project that required me to collect the times during the different parts of my commute by Calgary Transit. At first I was collecting all my times with the use of a stopwatch and notebook — but I was a computer science student for crying out loud! So I made an iPhone app to streamline my data collection process of these timings. In case anyone might find this code useful, I’ve open sourced it and made the code available on Github.

There’s a fan-made poster making its rounds on the internet that you might have seen. It incorporates elements from the posters of Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises, put together, to display the bat logo. Read more for a couple of downloadable wallpapers for your desktop and iPhone.

Many months back I worked on a digital painting of Old Snake from Metal Gear Solid 4 which was really only released within the Critical Mass office. I planned to release it on my blog eventually and recently I was looking at it again and wanted to improve upon it. I did some touching up on it and am now releasing it as a wallpaper sans the logo and my signature as I personally like to have my wallpapers clean.

A short case study on a 160x200px ad I created that was to be displayed on Caitlyn Imburgo’s blog. The end result was an ad that made really good use of the space given as it linked two sites with one space. Think it sounds neat? Go on and read more on how it was done.

During one of my lunch breaks at work, I came up with a concept for a web application that would be used on the iPhone. I had a difficult time finding an image of the iPhone with the exact dimensions for the screen inside so I took it up myself to make one in Photoshop that could be used for mockup purposes.

Downloadable PSD inside.

For the past few nights, I’ve been working on a new WordPress theme built upon Sandbox. The Sandbox is essentially a theme for themers since it’s been written up so that it is easy to skin using CSS. As you’ll see, I’ve only had to touch the CSS to create my result which is a testament to how well the Sandbox is coded.

Without further ado, I present to you Midnight.