My first web job was in 1996, working as an assistant for CondomSense—a company founded on the premise that people are too embarrassed to buy condoms in public. I learned the basics of HTML from them.
In 1997, I left art school to take a job producing images, audio, and video and publishing content at pioneering online music magazine, Addicted to Noise.
After three years, I left ATN and wandered the plains, working odd jobs and making my way. In 2005, I became web editor for Juxtapoz Art & Culture magazine. I designed, coded, wrote daily news, reviews, and features and managed all aspects of the site until 2008.
Post-Juxtapoz, I worked for various other magazines and blogs until 2010, when I fell in love with math, physics and astronomy. Currently, I'm in school full-time, but also working on a couple writing projects, doing freelance web programming, painting and traveling as much as I can.
Fecal Face Dot Com. I met FF founder and editor John Trippe when he opened Low Gallery on 14th Street in San Francisco's Mission District. I was a regular contributor of art show photos and reviews, and I wrote a column called The Demimonde for about a year. I continue to contribute on occasion, like this piece about a mural by Deuce Seven.
Drupal. I used Drupal at 7x7 and CH+D. Both sites were converted from Clickability by Drupal geniuses, RainCity.
Wordpress. I've edited Wordpress themes for various freelance jobs (some more severely than others). I love its simplicity.
MovableType. I've installed and utilized several versions of MT on this website for my personal blogging adventures.
Joomla. I used Joomla for both Juxtapoz and Hi-Fructose's sites. It's a good system. Drupal is better.
Clickability. I can't say it's my favorite, but I did work with it for about nine months and lived to tell the tale.
