Interactive created by Karsten Ivey / KarBel Multimedia.
Team Ivey Racing Car I had a great time building and racing a wooden car from a Pinewood Derby Car Kit. I built the car to race with my daughter and son for his cub scout racing event. My wife motivated me to actually get a little creative with the project. The kit comes with…
New England Patriots Super Fan Bobblehead Still life scene in the “Back to my Roots: Pencil Drawings” series This still life drawing was of a New England Patriots super fan bobblehead that my wife found in a giveaway pile while she worked at the Arizona Republic newspaper. It’s pretty cool, but neither of us are…
Kung Fu Panda toy Still life scene in the “Back to my Roots: Pencil Drawings” series This still life scene drawing is of Po from the Kung Fu Panda Movie. Only one arm moves on this toy, but love the pose of this toy. About this series: This summer has been a return to my…
Karsten Ivey / KarBel Multimedia produced an interactive to describe Florida Atlantic University’s Pillars and Platform focus areas. The Pillars and Platforms guide FAU’s institutional goals and strategic actions.
Interactive map created by KarBel Multimedia for WABE.org highlighting the trouble with Atlanta’s Proctor Creek.
Tableau interactive data map created by Karsten Ivey / KarBel Multimedia for WABE.org highlighting the uninsured population in Georgia by district.
Anger Toy from the Inside Out movie Still life scene in the “Back to my Roots: Pencil Drawings” series This still life drawing is of Anger from the Inside Out movie. He’s a very cool toy that says a few of his catch phrases from the movie. About this series: This summer has been a return…
Baymax from Big Hero 6 toy Still life scene in the “Back to my Roots: Pencil Drawings” series This still life scene drawing is of Baymax from the Big Hero 6 Movie. About this series: This summer has been a return to my love for pencil drawing. We set up an art boot camp of sorts…
Muon detector infographic: In search of hidden history A hidden void was discovered inside Giza’s Great Pyramid using a muon detector. Muons are subatomic particles from space that researchers use to find empty spaces in pyramids. I did an infographic years ago describing muons and how muon detectors work.
