2007.

2007 Design4Science Installation

2007 Death of Taste, Austria

The Guardian 'Top 50' UK based designers.

2006.

2006 The Independent - '50 Great Ideas for the 21st Century'

2006 Commission for lobby of 25 Copthall Avenue - commissioned by Conran and Partners Architects.

On-going consultancy for Amaze Limited.

Judging for Noise Festival competition.

2006 British Council's My World show at the London Design Museum.

2006 Lenticular hologram for Visionaire Magazine issue 48 (for SHOWstudio)

2005.

2005 Commission for private residence in Notting Hill, London

2005 Featured in I-D magazine's 250th issue anniversary.

Exhibition at the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art

Commission for Hello Kitty 30th Birthday exhibition

2005 Park Hotel, Delhi. Lobby Projection commissioned by Ms Priya Paul

2005 Shift Magazine, Japan. Design of 100th issue

2005 Exhibition at Object Gallery Sydney

Generative-X show at onedotzero, ICA, London

The British Council's My World Exhibition

2004.

2004 Awarded London Design Museum's 'Designer of the Year' award.

2004 Featured in The Observer's '80 people who will define the next ten years'.

2004 Featured in Barbican's 'Communicate: Independent British Graphic Design Since the 1960s' show, and book of the same name.

2004 Featured in Debrett's 'People of Today'.

2004 Speaker at the RSA's 250th anniversary conference.

2004 Greenpeace / Fake London Genius Boogieboard Design for charity.

2004 Design Week HOT50: 50 People Making A Difference in Design.

2004 Invited to Buckingham Palace to honor contribution of design to British economy and culture.

2003.

2003 SHOWstudio World's first fashion week live using mobile phone Photo-messaging.

2003 'Software As Furniture' work exhibited at 'Great Brits' show in Milan and Tokyo, organized by The British Council and London Design Museum, sponsored by Paul Smith.

2003 'Somewhere Totally Else' show at The London Design Museum.

2003 SHOWstudio wins Webby Award for fashion, one of the most prestigious industry awards.

2003 Produces games for IDEO / Vodaphone Lisbon Cube, large outdoor screen.

2003 Noodlebox is five years old.

2003 Arena magazine's 'Five inspirational designers'.

2003 Cover of Design Week.

2002.

2002 Joins Nick Knight's SHOWstudio fashion and art website as multimedia director.

2002 Starts Play/Create, to push the idea of cultured interactive entertainment, exploring cross between media, music video and computer games.

2002 'Virtual Accessories' exhibited at Hyeres Fashion Festival, southern France.

2002 Works with Nick Knight on Dazed and Confused 10th anniversary issue, first ever fashion shoot to use custom, real-time software for photo-montage.

2002 SHOWstudio Interactive projects exhibited at the London ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art).

2002 IdN My Favourite Conference, Hong Kong

2001.

2001 'Web Wizards – Designers Who Define The Web' exhibition at the Design Museum, London.

2001 Chosen by 'Internet Business Magazine' as one of the Top Ten Web Designers.

2001 Works on thethirdplace web site for Sony Playstation.

2001 Web site for fashion title, Pop Magazine.

2000 Noodlebox 'Bits and PIeces' on show at ICA New Media center

2000 Noodlebox archived at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).

2000 Works for Volkswagen's youth sites (Amaze).

2000 Projects for Warp Records Web Site, LFO micro-site.

2000 Design Council's 'Great Expectations' showcase of British design in New York. Exhibits alongside Dyson, Sir Richard Rogers and Norman Foster.

Before.

1999 Chosen as one of Creative Review's 'Creative Futures; Stars of the new Millennium'.

1998 Works on Immunology 2, medical training CD-ROM (Amaze).

1997 Launches www.noodlebox.com as an experimental website.

1997 Works on MTV's first European web site at Amaze. '3D-mixer' wins Liverpool Design Award and Macromedia Europe Awards.

1996 Joins Amaze Limited under Stringer to start research team.

1995 Works on Everton FC web site for LMU – one of the first FA clubs to have one.

1993 Creates two animations with Stringer for LMU 'Cytofocus' product. Highlighted on Apple's first QuickTime Movie Festival CD-ROM. Cytofocus goes on to beat Microsoft at the European Multimedia Awards and BAFTA Interactive Awards.

1991 Family friend, Roy Stringer, invites Daniel to use his office's professional Apple Macintosh computers at weekends (then costing $10,000).

1982* Given first home computer – a Commodore Vic20 with 3k of memory (by comparison today his computer has 350,000 times that amount). Starts making images out of patterns of letters age 4.

1981 Daniel's father, Paul Brown, produces Europe's first piece of computer animation for Television; A 30 second Michelin advert, as part of the Digital Pictures company.

1977 Born in Liverpool, 30th May 1977