I'm a software developer that would describe myself as a storyteller at heart. I enjoy creating drawings, graphics, and stories with code.
My name is Thu and I graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Dallas in Spring 2022.
I always have had a fascination with seeing stories unfold. This led to my interest in bringing stories to life with art to becoming a freelance artist starting in 2014. Eventually, I learned I could bring stories to life through coding, which I later found that I could do the same with AR and VR technology!
Java, C#, C++, JavaScript, Python
Visual Studios, Visual Studios Code, Unity, Eclipse, IntelliJ, JCreator, Code::Blocks, jGRASP
HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, OpenCV, OpenGL, Linux, Unix
Procreate, Sketchbook, Inkscape, Clip Studio, GIMP
Blender
Gamify Parts is a mobile application designed to encourage children to engage in physical activity and learn about physical health and nutrition. The application allows children to
participate in games using a mixture of AR and QR
codes around parks.
Anoroc is based on a post-apocalyptic world where the players are transported to an eerie room and forced to play the game against their will. Players have to maneuver around and find the right items to assist the other unseen player stuck with them. Throughout the journey, players will unravel more about the mysterious partner, lunatic kidnapper, and an unrecognizable world.
The players move around the room and find any key items they need to escape the room. The players can send each other items that they need and communicate with each other so if one person gets stuck they can help each other out.
Lost In Halloween is a click and drag adventure game built in Unity. It follows Phoebe and Benny on their trick or treating adventures as they fight off bullies to protect their candy!
Birb simulator is a 3-D flight simulator inspired by flappy bird and Untitled Goose Game. In it the user can take flight through a randomly generated city and experience the thrill of being a bird.
Color By Number was developed in Summer 2020 for the Google Software Product Sprint Program.
Art work based on "Wicked Fox" by Kat Cho and designed for the 2021 December AMP article "Culture, Stories, and Books, Oh My!: A Look into Diasporic Asian Speculative Fiction" by Ally Duong
LinkArt work based on "The Poppy War" by R. F. Kuang and designed for the 2021 December AMP article "Culture, Stories, and Books, Oh My!: A Look into Diasporic Asian Speculative Fiction" by Ally Duong
LinkArt work based on "Marvel’s What If..?" and designed for the 2021 November AMP article "Infinite Unknowns: Marvel’s What If..? and the Influence of Fanfiction" by Dillon De Leon
LinkArt work based on "Marvel’s What If..?" and designed for the 2021 November AMP article "Infinite Unknowns: Marvel’s What If..? and the Influence of Fanfiction" by Dillon De Leon
LinkArt work designed for the 2022 February AMP article "Evidence Against Seatbelt Mandates" by Kaitlyn Zhang
LinkArt work designed for the 2022 March AMP article "Back to Our Roots: Returning to Serial Publication" by Ally Duong
LinkArt work designed for the 2022 February AMP article "Visual Novels: A Set of 2D Romances for You to Get to Choose and Play Through" by Annie Tran
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