Welcome to My Ever-Growing Pile of Projects
This is less of a portfolio and more of an archaeological dig. A chronologically arranged museum of things I’ve made, half-made, or abandoned in a flurry of excitement before getting distracted by the next idea.
Some of these projects are polished, some are barely functional, and a few exist solely as a stubborn refusal to let an idea die. Consider this gallery a diary—one filled with pixelated cars, recursive tangents, and the occasional questionable design choice. It’s mostly for me, but if you happen to find something interesting, well, that’s a happy accident.
-> Bonvesta: Economy to the Max!
-> Gallows Fellows: Good Design, Despite.
-> Metaleros: Hard Hittin' Graphics!
-> Synthetic Sweat: A Love Letter to Muscle.
-> Mooisnuut: Fix Your Face-to-the-Crowd!
-> Concept-Art: Half-Baked, Fully Inspired.
-> The Rest: Perfectly Flawed, Happily Forgotten.
Coding Projects and Snippets
C64 Datasette Player
A nostalgic tribute to the Commodore 64 Datasette. Click play to load some retro vibes.
Pixel Metronome
A quick weekend project for my son's drum practice. We tried a dozen metronome apps and websites—all either cluttered with ads or painfully ugly. So we built our own. Retro pixel aesthetics, no distractions, just the beat.
Tech: Vanilla JS, Web Audio API (square wave oscillator for that 8-bit click), CSS pixel art styling with ChevyRay font. No dependencies.
