The original prompt for this project was to use video input to create an application.

I wanted to create an experience that could be implemented in a theme park setting. Disneyland has a plethora of different "ears" that you can purchase throughout the park, but not all of them are available at each location. My goal was to make an interactive interface that could be installed throughout the park for guests to order any hat and pick it up on their way out.

1. First users see the Mickey Mirror and can try on different hats
   
   
2. Then users enter the text, font, and color for their embroidery.
   
   
3. Finally, the users confirm their final creation!
   
   
4. Users can also use this application as a photobooth.
   
   

In 2016, I decided to rework this experience as a modular photo booth based on feedback on the original project. I also reworked the codebase to make it easier for others to understand and adapt for their own uses. I was awarded the Delphix Diversity in Technology Scholarship for this piece.

1. Much like the original version, users first see the Mickey Mirror and can try on different hats.
   
   
2. By clicking on the gear icon, users can go to settings and apply a custom theme. Custom themes can be created using the illustrator template provided. Users then drag their custom hats into the corresponding folder.
   
   
3. Then users have their custom photobooth! (Hopefully better looking than this one).
   
   
4. Users can also drag and drop hats into the application. The current state of the application will be saved on close.