As a young adult, I spent time coding web pages with html, css, and javascript. The open frontier of owning a home computer was explored, and there was an interest in learning about what it could be used to create. I was excited about web design, digital art, and writing, but went on to pursue an M.A. in mass media, while honing my hobbies on the side. This experience gave me a knack for understanding people in compelling circumstances, enriching my perspective on communication.
I've cultivated an interdisciplinary skill set that supports my journey. I believe in the power of introspection and engagement, which allows me to connect with the projects and people I encounter. I encourage you to get to know me through my website rather than through a direct reveal of my identity. You can gather everything you need to know and infer a lot about me from my blog; including how everyday experiences, such as going to the county fair, frame my worldview.
In a world driven by markets and revenue, I choose to be one of the web curators who still exist. I volunteer my skills, support fellow creators, and embrace the economy of collaboration. I maintain websites and offer a service that fosters shared knowledge. My presence aims to bring you a thoughtful and engaging experience through visual storytelling, micro interactive pages and everyday language; instead of academic jargon. By pooling my assets, I help uplift virtual communities and reinforce the power of informed spaces.
Iām all about contributing to a larger ecosystem that celebrates the joy of meaningful connection and narrowing the gap between curator and audience. It is my hope to take you along on my journey and not just have you here absorbing content. Using your suggestions, polling you and showing my process are ways I do this. Hopefully you find some commonality with the material presented; leading to a creative exchange. The potential to erase boundaries and improve communities is well within reach.
When I'm not nursing this website, you can find me:
These interests shape how I approach my work and the perspective I bring to the table. āMore