Creative Visual Media Portfolio
Crafting a Captivating Online Presence
This page includes a collection of my work in various visual forms. From personalized visual narratives and photography to web design, each project captures a piece of everyday life. You’ll also find green screen projects, post cards, fun photo projects, photo restoration, and social media posts. This is where print and digital come together.
Coming Attractions
My Web Design Section from the Aughts the Present
Image Editing
Transforming Everyday Features into Personalized Art
Here is a selection of before-and-after photographs. I’ve captured architectural details or unique features like a mural and then stylized them to create a more distinct and personalized image. The following images are examples of my work, which I’ve altered to make logos for websites and a Christmas Card. You can swipe the arrows to see the before and after versions.
Photo Restoration from Old Negatives
Warhol-ing in Photoshop
Green Screen Halloween
Logo Crafted from Mural
Digitalizing an Architectual Feature
Holiday Card Making
Portfolio Collections
Merging Coding, Photography, and Design
In the early 2000s, I learned to code websites and use Photoshop, which led me to take my own photographs. What began as a necessity grew into a fascination with pairing words and images. Over time, I developed my photography skills alongside my writing.
Most images here are my own, featured in websites I’ve designed or personal collections. Click on the pictures to view each portfolio.
Capturing Life, Not Stock
Pictures Captured from Real Life for Relatable Content
I use snapshots as featured images for my posts, capturing real moments that reflect the essence of my stories. Unlike stock images, which feel artificial and idealized, these photos bring authenticity and relatability. I believe websites should represent genuine experiences, not sanitized corporate visuals. Using real-life imagery keeps my content human and grounded, avoiding the dehumanizing effect of overly polished pictures. That’s why I choose to showcase the ordinary, relatable life through the images we all take and share.
