Whittuck
Visual identity and website for Charlie Whittuck's design studio in Brussels. The website is developed in collaboration with UK based Outlandish Ideas.
dotburo
×Web; code
Tessa Groenewoud: Why do people keep photographs?
2016 | CodeADEM. Community driven air pollution measurements
2016 | Development, designAxel Cleeremans
2015 | Development, designLouvain Partnership Research on Ecological and Social Transition
2014 | Design, HTML template[MOLLOY]: Olivier Dekegel
2014 | Development, designCenter for Research in Cognition & Neurosciences
2013 | Logo design, developmentMechanisms of conscious and unconscious learning
2013 | Development, designElisabeth Van Dam
2012 | Development, designMohand El Gholabzouri
2012 | Website
Graphic design; video
Timelab, Walden
2015 | LetteringSTEM/Ghent
2015 | Logo design, websiteWhittuck
2013 | Logo, websiteDe Uil van Minerva
2013 | Graphic designPianofabriek posters
2012 | Poster designFire of My Loins video
2012 | Video; camera & editingCentre for Critical Philosophy
2012 | Logo design, websiteWitte Moor posters
2012 | Poster designZwartdruk 19
2012 | Graphic designWitte Moor logo
2012 | Logo designMohand type face
2012 | Typographic experimentUtopian Cunt? The video
2011 | Video; camera & adviceRiver Ranch
2011 | Video; camera & editingAlmost Cinema
2010 | Video editing
News; blog
Minimani manifest.json
→Old school arcade score input in JS
→Caching HTTP requests with Laravel 5.5 and Guzzle 6
→Go-scroll-to upgraded to ES6
→Real-time video chroma key experiments on a Raspberry Pi
→Why do people keep photographs? at Marres Currents #4: Running Time
→iMAL. Blockchain. Fact. Fiction. Future
Meet-up Ghent Tech Dok-Noord
The ADEM team presents its open source air pollution measurement device tonight.
Python + FFmpeg project
I started working with Tessa Groenewoud on the Python and FFmpeg version of “Why do people keep photographs?”.
Embedding link previews in Medium Editor (M-Embed)
→New workspace @timelabgent
Dotburo has a new studio location, part of the Timelab ecosystem.
Unexpected feedback from CRCN
Preparing the first Pianofabriek poster
Blog post with pictures by CODES, one of the backers of the project.