During the covid-19 pandemic I finished off a personal project that had taken a back seat during the past few years. That project was the online multiplayer crazy golf game Sour Pines Golf! It features tons of levels and 3 different golfing creatures and loads of character cosmetics. It’s had thousands of satisfied players.
Working with the folks at La Plage studios and Lapland UK I was lead developer on their wonderful Wishing Glass app. The app acts as a way to spread the magic of the Lapland UK event over several months for the children that are attending the live event in December.
The app allows the users to view lots of fun AR experiences with their invitation package that they recieve from Father Christmas before attending the the Lapland Event, it also has lots of minigames, stories, songs and fun camera filters.
In late 2016 I worked with Nexus Interactive Arts to prototype some of the ideas that would be made into the final 1600 augmented reality experience.
To read more about the project click here.
In early 2016 Nexus Interactive Arts teamed up with The New Yorker and acclaimed artist Christoph Niemann to create an Augmented Reality cover for the May issue of The New Yorker. I worked with Nexus Interactive Arts as the lead developer on this project.
During Q4 2015 I worked with the talented teams at Nexus Productions and DDB to realise the 3D visuals on the Qualcomm Invisible Museum augmented reality experience, which made its début at CES 2016 in Las Vegas to a great reception. The application featured 6 fully animated scenes showcasing Qualcomms invisible technological contributions, all rendered in Unity using a vast library of custom developed shaders.
The Invisible Museum won a silver award in the 2016 Lovies.
Click here to read about the award.
To see it in action click here
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/qualcomm-invisible-museum/
And for more information visit:
http://invisiblemuseum.qualcomm.com/
For the past two years I’ve been working with Nearly Too Late ltd, developing 6 additional titles for their range of popular educational apps for CBBC’s popular children’s entertainer Justin Fletcher.
Animal Sounds,
Fun Time,
Alphabet Machine,
Jetty J-Bot,
Letter Sounds 2,
Letter Sounds 3.
For around 6 months from late 2014 I worked with Visualise on a range of 360 video virtual reality applications for the then unreleased Samsung GearVR including the BIMA award winning Kasabian in 360 experience.
Some of the other projects projects I developed for Visualise were:
Lamborghini Huracán Virtual Reality Experience,
Mercedes AMG GT Virtual Reality Project,
Thomas Cook VR travel teaser,
The Shard 360,
Audi Oculus Rift Experience,
Mercedes Goodwood VR Project,
The British Army VR Experience.
For more information on the projects visit http://visualise.com/work
Working with Nearly Too Late ltd and the NHS we produced a staff training tool to help teach doctors and nurses about how to assist patients with potential alcohol abuse problems.
