The projects I worked on for the International Quilt Study Center got nominated for a webby in the “Cultural Institutions” category. If you go through all the pain of registering, you can vote for it.

Things are busy in Stimulant land, too. We have a big launch next week, another in May, and another in June. Yes, we do make things more interesting than celebrity photo viewers.

A couple of freelance projects I worked on a while ago have gone live. Actually they’ve probably been up a while but I’ve just now noticed. Both are for the International Quilt Study Center and Museum in Nebraska.

The first is the quilt collection, which presents 600 quilts in a pan-and-zoom grid, along with details about each and UI for searching the various collections.

The other half is the quilt maker, which lets you make and save your own quilt.

I believe these are also hosted as kiosk apps in the museum itself.

The project was designed and managed by the geniuses at Second Story in Portland. In both cases, I took the apps to a late beta stage, and final production and delivery was handled by Second Story. Both apps were implemented in Flex 3.