From published criticism and journalism to radio, live audiovisual performance, and collaborative web video, I have worked across formats to inform, entertain, and tell stories. Two pieces are available to read below with text from my personal archives and new layout and design.
My contributions span reporting, on-air presenting, performance, visual design, music, animation, and behind-the-scenes production.
Game reviews and features covering independent games, with attention to the intersection between mechanics, art direction, sound, and storytelling.
Selected work for True North (the Spring 2010 feature “Smart Startups” on page 24, plus magazine layout contributions), Alaska Commons (an illustrated zombie-makeup tutorial), and Alaska Dispatch (editorial graphics used in a published story).
Hosted KRUA’s live morning talk-and-music program “Awake in the Morning,” featuring interviews, scripted segments, music requests, and audience participation. Also supported the first run of KRUA’s AudioDome planetarium shows through event planning, on-air promotions, and flyer design, and performed in one audiovisual show.
Co-hosted the show and contributed music, animation, and graphics, working on both its on-screen presentation and the creative elements behind it.
A long-form look at how Hotline Miami 2 deepens the first game's story and soundtrack while letting larger, more punishing levels disrupt its hypnotic rhythm. A recovered review that balances close gameplay analysis with questions about violence and player complicity.
Read the review ↗A Halloween how-to feature on creating convincing wounds using liquid latex, tissue, face paint, and homemade stage blood. The full article is presented with its original step-by-step photography and the two restored transformation galleries.
Read the article ↗