I redid the website for Nuclear Watch New Mexico (nukewatch.org) in 2012, and have been producing and updating the site since then on a continual basis; I write the site in basic html with some css for text behavior. I write a lot of the text content, having decades of experience in international news and issues, I handle the Twitter account, the Youtube account, and do all the photo selection and retouching. I handle any web-related issues in general. Please visit- lots of interesting information here on the efforts toward a nuclear weapons free world, as well as on the watch-dogging of the nuclear weapons industry and facilities in the United States..

A showcase site I did for the work of Lynn Augstein, light artist extraordinaire. Little text; aims to give a compelling and accurate impression in the web medium of the beauty of these large and moving artworks. Updated occasionally.

Web presence for various clients- editorial, art direction, site management, social linkage, SEO, etc.

Textile Arts: world-class collections and expertise in ethnographic textiles have given it a worldwide reputation. This is a large and information-rich site with terrific illustration, and I'm proud to have been doing it now for some 15 years.

Back when there wasn't much on the web at all- (remember The Louvre?) I did Mkzdk (as in Melkizadek) to explore just how interesting the web could be as a medium, and to help spread the word that this new medium allowed everyone to become a publisher/presenter to the whole world (in 1994 that was an amazing idea!) In lectures and online I showed people how to write straightforward html webpages without wysiwyg editors, Flash, php, or exotic coding. Early iterations featured in "Multi-Media Graphics, the Best of Global Hyperdesign" publ. 1996 Chronicle books, and various other publications.

Creation and constant renewal of ZenPlanet- graphics, texts, sound etc