The different paths an artist chooses to take in his eventual creation of art is a journey that has long held a fascination for me. The processes undertaken, the challenges faced, or the relationships that grew or suffered or neglected in the pursuit of art, some of the questions that not sufficiently explored when discussing most art forms.
The Harsh Desert opened with critical and popular acclaim in Palm Springs, California on February 2008 and was featured in the local news, both print and television. It was all very exciting for everyone involved. Sure, I missed it due my being in the Philippines conducting training, but it does not take away from the sense of accomplishment I felt being able to exhibit my work.
Cat’s Eye is my online photography portfolio of sorts. I say, “of sorts” primarily because the website was intended to be a proof-of-concept website. It just so happens that I was planning to create a website devoted to exhibiting my featured photography and I realized that this experiment in web design could serve two functions.
I make websites. I do not just code, I do not just design, I do not just create content. I do all of it, from drafting the first layouts to building the wire frame; from editing the images used to designing the typography; and from coding the required HTML, CSS, and Javascript to providing and editing the content.
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