I'm currently available for game dev work and/or commissions. See my resume.

These are loose thoughts about the future: crazy ideas I’m mulling over, changes I wish to manifest, and interesting things I’ve noticed.

Creative values

In the pursuit of a definite, intentional creative identity, I find myself drawn to these values for my work:

• Enrich, don’t just distract
• Have a fearless point of view
• Embrace darkness, but inspire growth

Audience

I want to make work for kind people.

That’s too broad for any kind of real market positioning, but it’s a start. If an audience is a set of people you invite into your creative life, I want to invite kind people who:

• Understand the value of the arts
• Find new ideas more interesting than dangerous
• Feel in community with me and with each other

Independence

I’d like to reach a point where I’m no longer beholden to a traditional employer in order to live. That’s not just a luxury: it’s a necessity to build the kind of lifestyle and identity that feels right for me.

Assumptions

We tend to assume the corporate career will be successful (financial stability) while the artistic career will be a failure (financial risk). Why do we make those assumptions? What does it take to disprove them?