Sean Branigan DEMO REEL 2012 from Sean Branigan on Vimeo.

Here's a sample of some of the projects i've been a part of over the years.

I have been fiddling with the Toronto address points (and centreline data), trying to get some use out of it. Specifically around being able to associate addresses to their specific streets. Turns out, a large number of the address points are actually closer to alleyways or other streets. Anyway, I'd try to explain but instead - semi interesting looking image:

The circles are addresses with parking tickets, the connections to their streets and also the streets are drawn. The addresses are drawn according to how close another address is that has parking tickets associated with it. Some of them are very wrong. (I'm still working on it)

This on the other hand, is the same data - but instead of drawn as circles, the addresses are drawn as edges parallel to the street and coloured according to how many tickets were issued historically within 3 hours of when i rendered it - actually, that's not true.

Soundwaves are cool I guess. Here's one that I generated from a song Carsten Nielsen sent me (he made lcbosearch and is making stepmix and he has nice soft hair). The colours reflect the output of a sliding window FFT I performed on it. Red is the higher frequencies, blue represents lower frequencies. The song was about an hour long, I think something like 150Mb as an MP3. That's a lot of samples. Too many, some might say.

This is another song. It also sounds good.

This is how it might look in stepmix.

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