I wanted to make a page with information about my character, Isaac, to use as a profile. This was recent and I have not had the chance to return to this yet.

My friend is looking to have a proper site eventually which shows off their merch, art, and convention info. This is the layout concept I will be using when they are available to work with.

Wanted to sketch out another idea for a simple character page! Was going for some mix between a folder and a Pokedex.

An attempt at making a 1-page character profile for my character. I haven't had the time to create the resources I planned for it, or motivation due to how much he changes.

My friend asked for ideas for her site's look, and so this is what I came up with. I imagine something wider might be good, but I just wanted to help with the aesthetic. She asked for elegant/floral/royal vibes.

I wanted to do another CSS dressup code for fun- however this time I chose a layout inspired more like an equipment screen. I added a tiny bit of extra coding to make some 'items' dependent on other ones too, or alter based on other ones you have on.

I wanted to make a quick simple page layout that's inspired by the profiles in art sites, but self-hosted, and release it for folk to use. Never got around to it.

An attempt to plan out a profile that takes up the whole page rather than my normal contained ones, with it coming off like menus in a game.

My current layout for my main website! I plan to update and improve it more as time allows. It was based around the idea of an old-timey newspaper aesthetic- specific motivations being Witchbrook's fake Oracle and a little 1-page newsletter I've seen in restaurants (I cannot remember the name).

One of my attempts at making a profile to present character information cleanly and clearly.

I got the idea of making a 'dress-up' thing- similar to Picrew- that only requires CSS/HTML for fun. There is some JS for additional functionalities (screenshots / random buttons) but the core is CSS/HTML.

Not entirely sure what I had in mind here, but I believe I wanted a theme more 'mobile first' without necessarily looking like a basic 1 page layout. I also wanted to give it more 'chalky' sorta aesthetics.

When I discovered neocities I thought it'd be cute to make a little site on it despite having my own site. Ultimately I didn't do much though.

Just a single page with a design based on a 'terminal'

My first attempt at making a "quick and easy" gallery code; I wanted something where all you have to do is throw your art into the correct folder and it'll handle stuff for you. Has a built in tag system and lets you input different variables, all defined by a .json.

I found a cute little project to 'build' your own tower with various rooms that you find on other sites, and decided to make one myself. I tried to use CSS image borders to automate mine a little bit more, plus the function to Zoom In to look at them better.

I wanted to try my hand at one of those more generic 1-page layouts that you see around. I didn't think it was creative enough so I didn't get very far.

The idea was for a site inspired by shopkeeper menu / dialogue window from RPGs. I never got too far since I felt it wasn't fitting for my artstyle and at the time I leaned towards wanting to be 'basic' and 'minimal'.

I wanted to make a simple page designed to look like a business card due to seeing so many carrd sites around.

I was trying to think of some simple cute profiles with a folder / paper aesthetic.

I had the concept of exploring a story through fake chat logs so I coded something to resemble that, but I didn't end up doing much with it.

I wanted to put together a quick little page to show off my commission prices at the time, as well as examples.

At the time I was into the idea behind 'Art RPGs'- art groups with RPG elements to encourage art- and wanted to make one myself. I made some various assets and sketched out layouts / ideas relating to it.

I adored the look of old Retro Macs UIs and so I put this together based on that aesthetic.

A sketch inspired by the generic black and green hacker / computer aesthetic.

My first proper attempt at making my own personal website because I wanted to show off my sprites! It was thrown together based on RPG shop/talk window aesthetics.

My first real attempt at a proper 'site'. I didn't get too far since I got the idea for my bee / RPG site soon after which I focused on.

I thought it'd be funny to make my art tumblr theme based off SAI, my art program of choice. So I did!

When I played Undertale I thought it'd be cute to have a page based on the battle system in it. So I did that and shared a template for others!

I was really into the idea of a book aesthetic for my blog. I never coded it to have post capabilities, but I did a little bit of stuff with the concept.