I've had the opportunity to work on many projects for the past 21 years.
You can see examples of my work under Portfolio in the navigation bar at the top.
Or you can Play some of the games I made!
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Done in Illustrator.
I needed to make some icons for my file server so I made a matching set. This one is the last of my mini flat icon series and it''s my favorite one!
November 19th, 2019
Literally just a project for a class. Enjoy it.
WASD to move, Space to re-spawn after death.
Price: Free
Platforms: Windows Only (Soon Web)
Language: Unity & C#
Done in Illustrator.
Simillar to my World Horizon, I just made a coolish looking logo based off of the word Shogun.
Done in Illustrator.
This logo is technically wrong. The kana on the side reads ''shimumu geemu'' but it should be ''shimuu geemu''. That and the dash should be verticle. Other than that, I made this logo for a class and I liked it so I started using it all over the place.
April 29th, 2019
A Real-Time fish tank.
Not refined at all.
Done for an Object-Oriented Programming Class.
The entire project was done in Visual Studio using C# and WPF. There''s a hack on the front page to simulate a day passing, but ideally, you''d return to the game once a day to take care of your fish. The project was fone in the Spring of 2019.
February 20th, 2019
The second varient of the World Horizons Logo.
Done in Illustrator.
I used the knowledge I got from my Digital Design class to try my hand at a logo. I created this one for my friends.
October of 2018
This Visual Novel was a result of my class, Writing and Rhetoric.
Each character is the personification of the 10 key concepts in writing.
I wrote the story and assembled the game together while my roommate did the art.
Price: Free
Platforms: Web
Language: TyranoBuilder
The game was created using TyranoBuilder. The game intends to explain what the 10 concepts in writing and rhetoric are through a story. My roommate did the character design while I wrote the story and patched the thing together. The backgrounds and BGM are free for use. (Credits on the game page)
September 18th, 2018
This game is not intended for a young audience.
As part of my remix project in Writing and Rhetoric, I made a spin off game of Doki Doki Literature Club.
This game is not intended for a young audience.
Price: Free
Platforms: Windows Only
Language: Java
Here''s a link to the source code if you''re intrested.
I created the game using the Processing Library. The game intended to participate in a community by parodying material from that community.
July 6th, 2018
I''ve been slowly, but surely creating a slice of life story about a girl named Ana.
The story is written in the style of a diary and follows Ana and her struggle through her own life.
I just started writting it one night to see what it would be like. I enjoyed it so I continued a bit more. Hope you enjoy it.
May of 2018
The Random Dot Game is used to show how Fractals can be generated from pure math.
I made this for fun.
The game was inspired after a Video from Numberphile. The video explains the concept of how and why it works. Using the program, you can create a good number of different fractals. I created this out of pure interest sometime in 2018. The program was created with the Processing Library.
April 16th, 2018
Fan art for No Game No Life written by Yuu Kamiya.
Done in Photoshop and Illustrator.
This was a project I did for one of my high school art classes. I enjoy this one because it represents a story that I enjoy. The image depicts the ''God of Games'' looking down on all of the other races on the game board of that world.
February 6th, 2018
A drawing of the inner 4 planets in the solar system.
Done in Krita.
I actually think this one came out really good. I''ve been using it as my profile picture for the longest time because it looked decent.
July 13th, 2017
This was my attempt at writing a story about hope in the future. Hope you like it. It''s pretty cute. Written in November 2017.
I honestly just wrote this for a friend and it came out okay so I kept it.
Done in Krita.
After some practice with reflections, I tried to make a river flowing from the mountains. This was my personal favorite out of this series, but there''s a lot I could improve on.
Done in Krita.
I just went with the flow on this one. There''s quite a bit I messed up with this one, but it turned out okay anyways.