INVISIBLEDRUG - I started back in 1998 or 1999, as a way to pass time during my first semesters in college, I taught myself during the Angelfire days - what resulted was a personal website. It didn't really feature any artwork, mostly pictures, a blog, etc. Think of it of as a custom myspace page.
The designs featured usually pictures of Rose McGowan who I was absolutely into at the time. Most of the design had what by now you can tell, my favorite color scheme: Red, White and Black. With a dash of Greys. This was back in the PC days. Influenzes at the time: Mechanical Animals, Gestapo, Hot girls.
FIGHT OBSOLETE - After I started meeting people online, I got myself hosted on Uninhibited.net I don't think the website still exists. But those were good times. This time around, the theme turned at first to a slight revolutionary feel, soon to be overdone into a much more techno-y sort of feel to it.
These took place in 2000 to 2002 or 2003. The name Fight Obsolete came from an experimental play I was involved with at the time. And it sort of stuck, in fact, thanks to that play I developed a lot of what my online "persona" would be:
EVOLVE/EVOLVER - the site name changed again, this time to what would later be bestowed as my film production name. Still hosted by uninhibited.net, I fell into design hell, and before you knew it, content was lacking. So while the site might have been somewhat neat, the content was actually pretty scarse.
The design started to go in the line of steril white backgrounds, and mostly greys and blacks. Splashes of red here and there. Influences at the time: Vapor Transmission, Cyberpunk, Anime.
During the rebirth of The Masters of the Universe (He-Man) I did the following design, it never saw the light of day, but I was actually really proud of it. I unearthed some old he-man toy cardboard illustrations, and to this day I still want to do something using those. Click on the image to see a larger version if it.
INSANITIES - I redesigned the website for the guys, it's gone through a couple of looks, but here it is and now public. But instead of me explaining the goodies it has, why don't you just head on over and check it out? Click on the image to do so.
EXILIO FILMS - After designing the logo, we ventured into the website design ideas, while I actually didn't BUILD the website, the basis for it is pretty much what's online, click on the image to visit the site.
ANDRES RASCON - A friend from SDSU, we've stayed in touch since we worked on plenty of stuff. This is his reel website, which I made a few several months back. He delves in visual effects, etc etc.
KEIKO NAKAHARA - Also a friend from SDSU, she delves in cinematography. So in terms of cinematography I'm also covered. Wooot! Much like Andres' - this is her reel website. Which I did as well, obviously enough.
IMBETA.NET - Most of you will remember the newest designs, so there isn't much to say. I'm very happy with finally having a website with proper content. Believe ir ot not, imbeta.net is the first time I have an online gallery. After visiting so many artist's websites for the past few years, it's only logical I did my own bit. Click on the images to reminisce about the not so old times... or to see larger versions of them. Cheers.
