A collection of the things I have made/worked on just out of personal interest and a desire to test things out.
A WordPress based database created to log all of the episodes of the Get Up On This podcast allowing users to find out when topics were first mentioned on the show and to vote on if they like or dislike the topics.
Created for fans of the London based PROGRESS wrestling, this online multiplayer trumps game brings the fun of table top gaming to browser windows and tablet devices and improves on the original format with statistics that are always updating and giving a new spin to the game.
As part of an online wrestling fan community I have recently been taking part in a draft game with a focus being to design a set of 4 to 5 match graphics per game.
A small project to design a number of different print on demand products based on two of my favourite 8 bit retro games.
Standardised character design is something I’ve long been interested in and Minifolk are the ultimate continuation of this interest. These detail oriented little characters are a fun pastime.
As a way of practicing new techniques and tutorials in Photoshop I often design and create posters and wallpapers based on pro wrestling.
Designed for print on demand, Bobi is a faced paced card game to be played in large groups with a simple premise, just don’t lose! After going through a number of alterations in the design over the years, the current design of Bobi is one I am immensely proud of.
One of the earliest projects I completed after first learning PHP at university was to create a simple web application that would allow you to generate the set up for a new game of Sentinels of the Multiverse.
Not really a full project but instead a collection of a number of individual t-shirt designs that I have worked on over a number of years. These have sometimes just been created for myself but more often have been design ideas that I have had to be sold through print on demand services such as Redbubble.
Over the course of a few years I worked on a number of websites for the XWA Battlezone, mostly at a complete amateur level. However, the XWA also served as the first ever website I created after learning HTML & CSS.