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Hope

Featured Project: Hope

A personal story about my relationship with games and their connection to my identity.
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Hi, I'm Scott. This website is the culmination of my artistic expression. All the projects below, and indeed the site itself, are experiments with particular technologies or ideas. If you'd like to see more I encourage you to follow me on the social media platforms and to check out my blog. If you have any feedback I would love to hear it, as it drives me to keep creating content.

Stickers

Stickers

Stickers is an exploration in WebGL as well as a digital keepsake for all the cool development stickers I have been fortunate enough to collect. This demo is a fantastic showcase of the potential for WebGL in the browser and is best viewed on a desktop computer.
Trucks Off Road

Trucks Off Road

I am still extremely grateful to ODD Games for giving me the opportunity to work on Trucks Off Road. The games industry is small in Adelaide and to have had a chance to be part of that is something that I will carry through my career.
The Interview

The Interview

The interview started as a “value add” to my resume when applying to a video game company locally in Adelaide. It is made in Unity and was completed in three days. This was the main driver for me providing quality outcomes to clients using Unity on the Web.
Heaps Good Dev

Heaps Good Dev

I am one of the co-organisers of heapsgooddev. We run regular meetups and provide a digital space for the Adelaide dev community to come together and be greater than the sum of its parts. Head over to the site, join our Slack and become part of an awesome and growing community.
Game Accessibility

Game Accessibility

Example tooling and projects that help bring accessibility into your projects. All bundled in one place for easy reading.
Happy

Happy

"Happy" is an idle experience that asks us how long we will wait to be truly happy. How long will you wait to be happy? Let me know if you work out the solution to this idle puzzle!
Rubber Ducky

Rubber Ducky

An excuse for a shallow dive into three.js, Rubber Ducky was inspired by the concept of “Rubber Duck Debugging”. While a tounge-in-cheek solution the duck is there for me when colleagues are busy and I just need to talk a solution to someone, or something, to try and solve my problem.