Offbeat Geek

Things have been a little quite here recently.  I’ve not been slacking.  Honest!  I’ve been busy at work on the last map on my to do list at the moment.  There are a couple of changes to the site coming soon.  First up will be a portfolio of  the content I have released (both commercial and community projects).  Secondly, for all the folks checking out the Stargate portal, I’ll be updating the SG:U section more regularly along with a  fun little thing for SG1.  That is all I have time for at the moment. Will be back with more later!

DM-HOLP-Takk finally out!

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After being rebuilt not once, but twice, DM-HOLP-Takk finally sees the light of day.  This is a Harcore Oldskool Low Poly style map with 1on1 in mind.  For those who don’t know (if there are any of you out there), this is a  custom Unreal Tournament 3 level.

Takk, Norwegian for “Thanks”, is dedicated to the community members who helped to keep the HOLP2 Portal Site alive this time last year.  Personally moved,  I created this map to immortalize these individuals.  So today, it’s Thanksgiving Day! I give you DM-HOLP-Takk!  Enjoy!

Edit: This post was meant to be published automatically on the 26th at 12pm GMT but typically wordpress decided to ruin my day and not publish it.

The Wheelman

I know this game has been out a while now but seeing as it is the first game that I had the pleasure of being a part of I just had to mention it!  I worked on 2 of the six “Balance of Power” missions.  Working in the industry was an experience, one I wish to repeat again soon.  I had the distinct pleasure with some very talented individuals.  I’ll be adding a catalog of the games I’m credited on which I hope will grow to be a nice, long, and hopefully good, list.  In the mean time check out “The Wheelman“, available on PC, PS3, and XBOX360.

A new and improved kfma.com?

The new rock radio station KFMA’s website has served them well but is really showing it’s age.  For a popular site I feel that the design is in dire need of a revamp.  So to get my web design skills back in action I decided to use KFMA.com as a crash test dummy.  What you see before you is a sample of what I’ve got so far.  The aim is to make the site as transparent as possible for the people who frequent the site.  A larger version of the image can be found here.  I will be putting this into my design portfolio once it’s finished.