Portfolio website of Daniel Lucas.

I design & develop interactive projects.
I work at the Stanford Graduate School of Education.
I program direct at Problem Library.
I build delight at cunning—folk.

This is a selection of my work.
Too Much Information: Web Design & Development
URL
toomuchinformation.info
Desc
Co-designed with Nadine Macapagal and developed by hand for the bi-annual event series.
Year
2023
Friedrich Kunath: Web Design & Development
URL
friedrichkunath.com
Desc
Meandering and interactive portfolio-style website created for, and in collaboration with, the artist Friedrich Kunath.
Year
2023
cunning folk: Web Design & Development
URL
cunningfolk.dev
Desc
Design and web development of the portfolio site for the creative web team. cunning folk is comprised of Tamara Chu and myself.
Year
2023
What Are You Working On?: Web Design & Development
URL
whatareyouworkingon.org
Desc
Design and web development of a simple website with a prompt.
Year
2022
Temporary Garden—Ongoing Maintenance: Web Design & Development
URL
temporarygarden.org
Desc
Design and web development in collaboration with Vanha Lam for her [working] project.
Year
2021
[working] Web Design & Development
URL
forworking.org
Desc
Design and web development for the [working] program website.
Year
2021
The Roads We Walk Together: Web Design & Development
URL
theroadswewalktogether.org
Desc
Design and web development in collaboration with Tamara Chu for her [working] project.
Year
2020
Problem Children: Program Development, Branding, Web Design & Development
URL
problemchildren.org
Desc
Program direction, curriculum development, mentor/volunteer organizing, graphic design and web development for the summer program for teenagers in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Year
2018-ongoing
Problem Library: Web Design & Development, Print Design
URL
problemlibrary.org
Desc
Design, strategy, development, and signage for the San Francisco non-profit arts & education organization.
Year
2018-ongoing
Sergiy Barchuk: Web Development
URL
sergiybarchuk.com
Desc
Portfolio website for the Los Angeles-based photographer, designed by Joel Evey.
Year
2018
Hawaii: Layout Design, Typography, Collages
URL
moskowitzbayse.com/commerce-editions/kim-schoen-hawaii-160
Desc
Book layout, typography & mixed-media collages for the catalog publication for Kim Schoen's "Hawaii" exhibition at MoskowitzBayse in Los Angeles.
Year
2017
Loosely Bound: Web Design & Development
URL
materialpress.org/loosely
Desc
Mini-site for the Los Angeles launch of MATERIAL Issue 4.
Year
2015
Kim Schoen: Web Design & Development
URL
kimschoen.com
Desc
Web design and development for Los Angeles-based photographer & writer.
Year
2017
Bad Dimension Press: Web Design & Development
URL
baddimensionpress.com
Desc
Web design and development for the Los Angeles-based publishing house.
Year
2015-2017
Junk: Web Design & Development
URL
thisisjunk.com
Desc
Web development for the Los Angeles-based publication, designed by Brian Roettinger.
Year
2015-2017
Returning to Berlin: Layout Design, Typography
URL
www.mottodistribution.com/shop/publishers/material-press/returning-to-berlin.html
Desc
Typography, layout & visual design for a publication that accompanied a live event at MOTTO in Berlin, curated by Kim Schoen.
Year
2014
Nathan Hylden: Web Design & Development
URL
nathanhylden.com
Desc
Web design and development for the Los Angeles-based painter.
Year
2016-2017
Re-Opening: Layout Design, Typography
URL
materialpress.org/eventpublications/Re-Opening/
Desc
Publication design for the Outpost for Contemporary Art.
Year
2011
Blow Your Noses: Web Design & Development
URL
materialpress.org/blowyournoses
Desc
Mini-site for the Los Angeles launch of MATERIAL Issue 3.
Year
2012
Pull The Stops Out, Come On!: Web Design & Development
URL
materialpress.org/motto
Desc
Mini-site for the Berlin launch of MATERIAL Issue 3.
Year
2012
MATERIAL Press: Web Design & Development
URL
materialpress.org
Desc
Print design, web design, and development for the Los Angeles-based artist-writing journal run by Ginny Cook & Kim Schoen.
Year
2010-2017
talks & presentations

The old is new again: hypertexting in 2024, Stanford Webcamp May 2024