What do we stand for?!
A.
Adeline
Programmer
She did her undergrad in IS at CMU. On this project she is handling implementation and technical development. Her interests include games, photography, and film.
N.
Nina
Producer, Artist, Gameplay Designer
She is a 2D/3D artist with a background in Illustration. Her interests include sci-fi novels, fantastical art, and drawing mice!
E.
Enn
Artist, Visionary, Designer
She is a 2D artist and game designer with a dream of becoming a borderline shepherd guarding sheep. She enjoys making prophecies for people, a practice she has continued since the 17th century. She loves bunnies.
N.
Nightray
Interactive Designer
She is a interactive designer with a background in visual communication design, passionate about building physical installations and embodied interactive experiences.
Y.
Yifan
Programmer
She is a gameplay programmer with a background in Computer Science. Her interests includes games, games, and games.
…. and what does that spell? A.N.E.N.Y!
J.
Jonathan Walton
Project Advisor
Jonathan is an award-winning indie game designer, a former China policy analyst, and a teacher and scholar focused on critical & historical analysis of science, technology, and media.
H.
Heather Kelley
Project Advisor
Heather Kelley is an Associate Teaching Professor at Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center, where she teaches game design and interactive media. A celebrated game designer, media artist and curator, her work explores sensory-rich experiences, integrating touch, smell, movement and nervous system response into gameplay.
Below are some other amazing people that contributed to our project, including Liam who made all of our sounds, and Dave who taught us so much about fabrication and helped us construct this crazy machine!
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Liam Neely
Sound Design
Liam Neely (he/she/they) is a Pittsburgh-based musician studying Electronic Music at Carnegie Mellon University. They strive to combine their passions of music composition and creative coding by creating interactive media such as musical installations and electronic instruments. Additionally, they teach Piano and Musical Improvisation for the CMU Preparatory School and serve as the graduate assistant for Piano Maintenance at CMU.
D.
David Purta
Tech Specialist
David Purta is a Sr. Engineer/Scientist at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). Aka “MacGyver”, he is known for crafting efficient and safe solutions for both difficult and “brushfire” technical challenges. Early in his career, David worked as a pinball mechanic during his high school summer breaks of the 70s. He also built a hand-wired, digital computer using hundreds of individual transistors for a Science Fair Project. David graduated from Phillips Academy Andover in 1975.
