JAZZY WINSTON is originally from Georgia where she earned a degree in architecture from Southern Polytechnic State University in 2012, but has been living in Portland for the last 5 years. She brings skills in 3D modeling, graphic design, and web development. In her spare time Jazzy likes to snowboard, eat fancy food, and play video games.
Jazzy Winston was a Visual Designer at Fat Pencil Studio from 2019-2021.
Stories by Jazzy
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The Hawthorne Bridge
One of the nation's first vertical-lift bridges—and now one of the oldest remaining in operation.
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The Wonders of Ambient Occlusion
Rendering with ambient occlusion can add shading depth to your images, but is it always the right choice?
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Time Traveling with Google Maps
Another installment in our Finer Points series. Hop in the DeLorean and let's travel through time using Google Maps.
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Let's Transcribe It!
There are many different ways to transcribe your videos, which one works best for your team?
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Legal Squatters : Hummingbirds
Some skilled photography and a time-lapse movie captures the first flight of these cute little front porch residents.
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Capturing Scenes in 360 Degrees
Consumer level 360 cameras have improved image quality while also becoming cheaper and more user friendly. Should you have one in your toolkit?
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Proprietary Video Formats
There are over 100 different proprietary video formats. Here's some help on how to handle them.
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Measuring a Mannequin
We named all the body parts and figured out a new and improved way to adjust the height of our human figures
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Old School 3d Models
We spend so much time in digital models, that it's good to remember what it's like to build them in real life.
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Analyzing Video With iNPUT-ACE
Software to the problem of unplayable surveillance camera footage.
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Portland's Painted Intersections
We found some of the newest Portland painted intersections and got some questions answered by the PBOT representatives that oversee the citywide project.
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Oil Train Derailed
Uh-oh! Rail operators have a generally good safety record, but accidents happen. The question is, are city agencies prepared to respond to a crude oil spill?