Wedding Announcement

Made for my own wedding with Macromedia Fireworks MX.  (I did not produce all the component images - the central picture on the front, the paperclip, the seed, and the bee are the work of others.)

BYU School of Technology Web Design

From March 2000 to November 2002, I was the webmaster for the School of Technology and for the School's Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MET) program.  My work as the MET webmaster continued on to August 2003.

This was a part-time work-study position that involved independent webpage authoring and maintenance, including the production and editing of content on my own and extensive work with professors and teaching assistants to create and maintain individual class websites.

The sample images to the right represent only a tiny percentage of what I did over my three-and-a-half years as webmaster.  Shown are two samples each of the home pages for the School of Technology and the MET program.  I was also responsible for most of the sub-domains shown on these home pages (i.e. the faculty profile pages, the facilities overview pages, the news pages, etc.).

Most of the content and structure I developed for the MET program has been replaced, but it was all intact through late 2006, which means that it had a very long life for web content.

Aluminum Chess Set

I designed and built this set of minimalist-style chess pieces.  Materials and tools used were one-inch aluminum barstock, an Okuma CNC lathe with live tooling, and a wire EDM (to cut the groove representing the bishop’s mitre).  All pieces are anodized and have green felt bottoms.

Cut Spoon

Simply a stainless steel soup spoon with an arrow symbol cutout.  I designed the symbol, programmed the wire EDM machine, and did some minor finishing work.  The spoon was cut in 2002, but the graphics below were made in 2009 and 2010.

  

More to Come

The above items do not tell nearly the whole story.  I'll continue to add posts about past, present, and future projects, and as I do there will be many more examples of all my different work.

My goal is to post once every week or so, so keep that in mind as you decide how often you come back to look for updates.  (Or just subscribe to the RSS feed for my site - some browsers can do this automatically, if you don't already use another service.)