In my long-standing tradition of remembering I own a website every so often, I figured I ought to post at least something on here. I still exist and plan to update my portfolio at some point.
I have a number of pages in the past few years at my new job that look far more impressive than what I have done previously. I need to get them put together, and perhaps find an easier way to display them.
Until then, I’ve done a bit of housekeeping on the site.
I’ve updated the site with a copy of my professional print portfolio. It is available here, or via the link on the menu.
I plan to spruce up the website further soon. I may add some old video game reviews I wrote some years back and start doing more. I would like to expand the site past being a place to put my portfolio online.
I figured since I had not updated this page in five-ish years, I might as well do so now. I plan to upload my professional page design portfolio here at some point in the new future and rework the page to look a lot better. I may even finally upload some video game reviews I had thought about putting here ages ago.
So aside from that, if you stumbled upon this place somehow, hello.
So… Yeah. This repository of not all that much is in need of an update. So here we are.
I think the only thing I can add here is that I plan to move all the video game reviews I had originally published on a Blogger site to this site and finish updating my pagination portfolio with the work I’ve done in the last three years as a professional journalist.
All in all, just wanted to make sure the site was still here and such.
Mostly just posting for the sake of posting something.
I plan to do some renovations here soon. Given I’ve been working as a professional paginatior for the last two years, my portfolio is quite out of date. I plan to pair down the college stuff to my best work and add some some good examples of what I’ve been doing for the last two years.
In the mean time, feel free to wander over to my slightly less infrequently updated blog – Games of a Misspent Youth – and read some off my musing on classic video games.