Joey Janisheck

LawBot 3D Model

I really liked the cartoon logo for iDisclose and their LawBot identity. Having the privilege to work with them years ago on a website and an explainer video, it was fun to work on taking their 2D character and bringing it into 3D.

SXSW Interactive Schedules

This blog is turning into a "remember when" article generator. I have done a lot of interesting projects and promise I continue to do them now. Here is an old one I did for Hugh Forrest at SXSW back in 2004. The problem to solve was realtime session information on a big screen TV for attendees. Now it is common place, but in 2004, it was pretty remarkable.

A Precursor to NFT Madness

About a decade ago I had an opportunity to fullfill a childhood dream. Well, I'm not exactly sure it was something that I even knew I could do as a job as a kid, but I got to create and design baseball cards. Not just a few cards, over 3700 of them. And a few of the card collections were for players that never had a card for themselves.

James Harden Prototype

One of the real benefits of high-end 3D printing is the ability to take an idea and get to an initial prototype that you can feel in your hands in a short amount of time. For this project, our goal was to create a collectible James Harden figure.

Rackspace Swag

The best partner swag that I've ever received came from our friends down in San Antonio at Rackspace. They gave us a tour of their amazing facilities and at the end let us hit up their swag room. A dedicated store in their building with Rackspace branded swag.

Bringing Innovation to Airlines

One of my absolute favorite projects was the opportunity we had to deeply innovate POS (point of sale) systems for airlines. Specifically overseas airlines where duty-free luxury good sales inflight are common and our goal was to make it easier for flight attendants to sell more product.