Designer-For-Hire
CurrentI do: design, illustration, animation; Graphics: logos, symbols, and icons; Type: lettering, and calligraphy; charts, diagrams, and maps; Media: websites and video; Ephemera: posters, postcards, flyers;Templates, boilerplate, and setting production standards; Crowdfunding campaigns and social media engagement.In-House projects include: Orc.One, a social media website, hobby engagement, and independent blogging platform: http://orc.one — this is a hobby site, built originally to give me an outlet for creating adventures for table-top roleplaying, but grew into something more. It is very much a work in progress (and much work remains yet to do—but my focus is on infrastructure concerns first—design will follow, starting with mobile UX), but starting to work fairly well, serving a small group of users both publicly and offering private spaces to conduct discussion relevant to our hobby.Features for Orc.One include:- In-site messaging between members, with notifications and simple badging- Forums (for site members with access)- Accommodations for lurkers with accounts (users who do not post, but who might like access to some of the private material)- Strict public and private separation of content types and assets, clearly marked for users- Consistent and specific experiences depending on user roles- Forums, microblogging, personal blogging, and Feature blogging implementations- Short URL service, but for admin use onlyCubelight GFX website: http://cubelight.graphics (Drupal site); Creation of an independent and significant platform for self-promotion, publishing, and professional news for the founders; CSS customizations; Layout and menus; New content creation and import from older sites; Blogging and social media sharing and engagement; Prototyping — working in an emulated environment (sandbox) before changes and features are deployed to the public http://cgfx.us (site alias/branded URL shortening service & e-mail)