Programming and graphics
Denis has graduated cum laude with Information Technology and Graphic Design degrees from Pensacola Christian College in December 2020. He is just now starting a programming career.
RésuméThis tool was created with the purpose of programming a vehicle to follow waypoints using an Arduino microcontroller paired to a GPS module. To make editing easier, use the full-page view. Creating and Loading Waypoints To create a waypoint path: click on the map. To remove a waypoint: click on the waypoint and click remove. To move a waypoint: click and drag it. To save or erase coordinates: right-click the map; the location name is the point of interest nearest to the first waypoint, and that is the file’s default name.
Receptus is a fast, offline Bible browser that allows easy reading and search. Includes the King James Version, Young's Literal Translation, Louis Segond, and French Darby translations of the Bible. The code for this app was written by Denis from December 2019 to January 2020. To see this app's source code, visit the GitHub repository. Contributions to the app's code are welcome. Key Features Tabbed interface. Like a browser, this Bible app is able to load many pages at once, allowing quick skipping between passages and versions.
About the Game In the early 2000s, video games came in cereal boxes. An example of this is Battleship: Surface Thunder, a simple mission-based third-person shooter that put my child fingers in control of a battleship. I was hooked. Since then, the distant idea of creating a game with air and naval combat has stuck. Unfortunately, many games today are based on a flat map, which is great for game engines, but not so great for players who want a larger area.
Denis a is very willing learner and takes on tasks with enthusiasm. He is diligent in his work and always has a positive attitude. I enjoyed working with him, and think he would be an asset to any company. Silas Miller, Web Developer for Abeka
These renders were made for a client who wanted to renovate his sailboat. If you are interested in similar renderings for your project, please contact Denis. Bow master sleeping area Galley accommodations Navigation area Work area, which can still be used as a bed space Created and rendered using Blender.
Creating 3D models is a skill I developed personally during college. Using rendering engines taught me the complicated but fascinating process of elaborating geometry and shaders to replicate the real world, from painstakingly copying building plans to properly using assets. Kitchen Living room Portico Exterior Designed by architect Guy Peterson, Spenser House is a residence made in the Sarasota School of Architecture’s signature style.
Front view Two stone block towers support this house, giving it the feeling of floating above ground. The main living spaces are left open plan, with large windowed walls funneling views towards both the front and the back, helping maintain privacy. The windows are also placed to provide features at night, where they will glow brightly against the dark stone construction, enhancing the building’s volume. Rooftop terrace Requested spaces for this house were: a living area with kitchen, a balcony, and a central courtyard.
This advertising campaign is for an imaginary model aircraft meetup in Montreal. It supports the event’s design needs, and is meant to attract visitors. Because of its particular location, part of the campaign is bilingual. Apparel This apparel is designed to be sold as a fundraiser at the event. It was first sketched out on paper, then made in Illustrator and mocked up in Photoshop.
[Denis] has distinguished himself with great attention to detail, both suggesting and implementing numerous improvements to our web site. In addition, he has shown great flexibility, willingly assisting with some incredibly “boring” but essential upgrade work to site libraries and structure. Norm Hansen, Abeka Programming Team Leader