JK Keller

The flattened mountains project (still a work in progress) has been added to the site. Photographs of mountains are computationally altered to flatten the mountains’ elevations, while an ocean horizon is altered to mimic the mountain’s original topography.

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I made these last summer, but only now got around to photographing.

Photo illustration for an upcoming project. The cards are coming along nicely!

Living My Life Faster - 8 years of JK’s Daily Photo Project on Vimeo

I posted 3 versions of the Daily Photo Project video last night. Tell all your friends. Then tell them to make fun of me…

[update due to being featured on Yahoo!'s The 9] I am still taking photos and will probably update the video every year. I made the animation in Adobe After Effects which allowed me to align the eyes with a minimal (hours vs. weeks) amount of work. And Thank You in advance for all your comments… I probably won’t have time to respond to them all, but they are much appreciated!

I finally finished these two shirts for my friend in Germany this summer. I had the shirts for two years prior to finishing them, and needed to put some closure on them before visiting. Anyway, the first one is an experiment with yarn and non-crossing line-making within a grid. The second is another try at the idea of a scarred garment.

This is the latest output from the web visualization project that I built in Macromedia Director. It starts at www.macromedia.com and then gets caught in an error loop 2096 steps later at www. systransoft.com. I printed this out as two 42″ x 96″ inkjet prints for an exhibition in Ann Arbor at Gallery Project. I think it turned out pretty sweet. Makes me want to work on the project some more too…

Haven’t done one of these in a long time… Here’s two.

Pay no mind to the TV and stuffed animal in the foreground… Someone else’s work.

The type on the wall is a version of the Paulette script ribbon type

This is from last semester, but I just finally got it to the person it was made for, so here it is on the site now.