We help people create with high and low tech

A web browser with a text editor on the left and a map on the right. The text editor contains Python code for drawing a map.

Education

We develop beginner-friendly learning environments that help students to explore the intersection of art, design, and engineering โ€“ all through the web browser.

Arts

We’re building a constellation of art installations that bring people together as they create. We use high and low tech to make magical experiences for participants. Installations have popped up at the Galveston Arts Center, MarMo, Proletariat Gallery, Third Eyeland Party, and the Hutchings-Sealy Building.

A child uses a table to paint on the image of a sculpture. Nearby, the drawing is projected onto the surface of the real sculpture.
A screenshot of a mapping application. A map at the top displays a single marker. A search area in the middle displays information about the marker's address and elevation. An animation at the bottom visualizes a flood.

Web

We work hand-in-hand with clients to design beautiful and performant web applications.

You did excellent work on this project. Thank you for being so flexible to make adjustments to the app during the final push to the National Flood Conference in DCโ€ฆ The app was really well received. It communicated very clearly that we can visualize flood risk and flood history data on a user-friendly mapping interface.

โ€“ Dr. Hal Needham, Flood Information Systems

About

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Nick McIntyre / Creative Technologist

Nick founded Computiful to help people explore their creative and analytical potential. He loves working with local partners in Galveston, TX, and on the web. Nick is a certified math and computer science teacher; a grant-funded artist, programmer, teacher, and technical writer; and a Stanford-trained environmental engineer.

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