Exposure

• The Video Game I made with Joe Fulton for StinkBlasters.com contributed to their site winning a Webby Worthy award in 2005.
  


• I wrote the article about my web site MillionairePlayboy.com for the Oct 10th, 2004 Sunday Source in the Washington Post. Screen shot
  


• I wrote the 1980's toy quiz for ToyFare magazine issue #86.
  


• My involvement with Create-A-Mate contest is noted in ToyFare magazine issue #83.
  


• "Zula the Hula Girl" is featured on IShouldBeWorking.Com. Recently, Zula was licensed to a server company in Washington State.
  


• My redesign of the FEMA for Kids site was approved and implemented. I created the graphics, constructed a new, alternate navigation, and illustrated the accompanying story.
  The Kids page was mentioned in the April 2001 Yahoo Internet Life Magazine as a top government kids site and it was featured in the May 28, 2001 Washington Post. Click here to read the article.
  Shortly after, some children re-enacted the story for school, check out their picture. (Thanks FEMA)

• One of my shockwave games allegedly violated some copyrights held by a popular recording "artist." Upon the receipt of a cease and desist letter from their (prominant entertainment field) lawyers, I removed the game. To make up for the resulting lack of material, I made this game: Cease & Desist, which lets you be a lawyer and put the smack down on irreverant web masters. Enjoy!

• The "Blairmobil," Blair Witch Project spoof continues to receive recognition. Besides personal e-mail from MTV's Carson Daly it
  • is featured in Italy's "Happy Web" magazine. (Click for picture 4/13)
    Thanks to Andrea Dalla Corte for sending that in, and thanks to Becca for this translation.

  • earned Yahoo! Surfers' Cool Pick.

  • mentioned in the August 18th, 1999 Baltimore Sun "People & Places' Net Byte du Jour"

  • used in August 17th, 1999 Hollywood Reporter article: "`Blair Witch' Jokers Spoof Runaway Film Hit Documentary Inspires Imitators"

    This site passed the 17,000 hit mark in July 2001

• "You Are Happy," my entry for Adobe's Millennial Design Contest. I ended up a semi-finalist. It is an illustration I did in Photoshop 5.5 with 100% my own photography.

• Elliot in the Morning, logo for DC 101's 'Elliot in the Morning' show. I was one of three finalists for this one. But they chose the logo that is on display here. The intent is a spoof of the DC Metro logo.
  
  
• Age Owns Free Shirts are featured on IShouldBeWorking.Com and The Centre for the Easily Amused
  The shirts average 20 unique hits a day, and 3 e-mail referrals a week. It passed the 7,000 mark in July 2001.