Daniel Humann | Artist, Designer, Developer

Featured Projects

Tweets

The goal of this project was to create a custom page populated by data from my Twitter RSS feed. A server-side script parses the XML, converts the data and presents it as a standard web page. Although there are many client-side scripts that do this, converting it on the server allows me to return HTML that's friendly to browsers, search engines and doesn't require special technologies, i.e. Javascript, for it to work. View

The Tell-Tale Heart Redux

First published in 1843, The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe is a classic of the Gothic fiction genre and widely considered to be one of Poe's most famous short stories. This presentation was an experiment in web design. It gave me an opportunity to revisit a classic thriller and to design a stylized layout for web delivery. Turn down the lights and peer into the mind of a madman. View

Boulderama

The City of Boulder is located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, northwest of Denver, Colorado, where the picturesque Flatirons protrude upward into the sky. The goal of this project was to create a panoramic image of the entire Boulder Valley. The resulting panorama was constructed from approximately twenty photographs that were [digitally] stitched together to give the impression of one long, seamless image. View

Box Modeling Demo

Box modeling (also known as poly-modeling) is a technique where the elements of a simple 3-dimensional object (usually a box) are [virtually] sculpted into a more complex object. This presentation was intended a basic conceptual demonstration of the technique. The procedural, time-lapse animations provided in this demo show a few basic objects as they are being constructed. View

Other Stuff

Tron Grit

A mashup of two remakes and/or sequels of two movies that I loved as a child. Wait. What? I'm so confused. View

Lady Lightning

After reading this article on Gizmodo I got to wondering how tough an image like this would be to fake. View

BSOD

I was monkeying around and I built a Windows "Blue Screen of Death" (in HTML). View

Point-To-Position