What makes a logo iconic? Balance. And the very first logo I made for myself back in January 2013 was quite the balancing act. Many factors come into play to make this logo visually equal in every aspect. In this case study, learn what makes a cohesive, well-balanced logo!
What makes a logo iconic? Balance. And the very first logo I made for myself back in January 2013 was quite the balancing act. Many factors come into play to make this logo visually equal in every aspect. In this case study, learn what makes a cohesive, well-balanced logo!
This website is where I output all of my latest projects and accomplishments to share with the world. I began development on this site starting around August of 2014, and officially released it to the public on March 1, 2015. Until this day, it is the biggest ongoing project I have ever done.
The MyFont API displays and exports text commands using custom characters drawn with Processing.js code, with support for text leading, trail space, alignment, and infinite text weights! It has been used in several of my logo designs, including the logo for this site.
Animated logo requested by Khan Academy user Light Runner, featuring translated Bézier curves, a simple trick to outline composite shapes, and a sinusoidal algorithm for the natural motion of running.
Animated logo requested by Khan Academy user Infinity Runner, featuring a sinusoid, a parametric equation, and repeating modulus rainbows! Featured in games such as BLOCK and Domino Brainer, this logo was even made into a custom T-shirt!
After I revamped Transcolors on Khan Academy, I had a great idea. Why not use the built-in Khan Academy avatar images in the game? Play as Khan Academy avatars of four colors in this alternate version of Transcolors, a colorful puzzle game made on Khan Academy.
Transcolors, a colorful puzzle game made on Khan Academy, has just become even more colorful with an updated look and feel from the original. The update, made over a period of several months, sports cleaner code, refreshing new gameplay, and revamped graphics in just about every aspect.
Make your way through puzzling mazes and colorful obstacles in this challenging puzzle game made on Khan Academy. As an entry to Khan Academy's Puzzle-Game Challenge, Transcolors is among the most popular programs on Khan Academy's computer science platform.
Learn the basics of computer programming through JavaScript, one of the world's most popular programming languages. We will use Processing.js, a tool that allows JavaScript programmers to render colored shapes and create engaging animations and visualizations. Five 3-hour sessions.