Team

Lead Developer/Programmer/Designer

Andrew designed and programmed the location-based mosquito/NET app and the augmented reality game The Other World.  He’s working on a city-builder game as well.

 

Rikki Parent
Artist, Undergraduate
Rikki is an undergraduate student majoring in Atmospheric Sciences.  She is also an illustrator in traditional and digital arts and hopes to use these skills to make environmental science fun and accessible for all ages. She created the art for Erode Runner, Soot Out at the 0C Corral, A Caribou’s Tale, 60 Second Sustainability, and EcoTrivia: Save the Animals.

Elisa Bonnin
Graduate Student
Elisa is a graduate student in oceanography studying ocean chemistry, and a published fiction writer.  She is working on Cascadia and has contributed writing and storylines to Water Ways and Save the Pikas.

Samuel Dassler

Game Developer

Samuel Dassler is a game designer with over 5 years of professional experience working in various studios in the

Seattle area. His past work includes Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition, Galak-Z: The Dimensional, and Mekazoo. He received a Bachelor’s of Art in Game Design from DigiPen: Institute of Technology. He designed and programmed Erode Runner, A Caribou’s Tale, and the update to Infrared Escape.

Judy Twedt
PhD student, Interdisciplinary Individual PhD Program
Judy has a MS in Atmospheric Science and is working on creative climate communication. She is designing “environmental infosonics,” a term she coined, which use music to represent datasets about the natural world. She co-founded the Climate Change Speaker’s Bureau to talk to labor unions about climate change. She is the winner of the Husky Green Award and College of the Environment Award for Outstanding Community Impact.