About your humble narrator

I’m an artist by trade as well as a full-time web designer and developer. I’ve been working the web professionally for over ten full years now, and have been building sites for myself since Mosaic was in beta and day-glo colors were all the rage. One dotcom bubble and a BFA degree later and I’m steadily employed at the University of Texas School of Law, a very nice place to be.

In between working for the university and freelancing, I continue to explore drawing and photography as part of a studio practice. I also try to squeeze in time to keep up on the research in diverse fields, as I’m passionately interested in:

  • the humanities: art, language, literature, music, art history (including contemporary studies), illustration, cartoons, mythology and religion (mostly in the historical sense), politics, anatomy;
  • technology: artificial vision, imaging technology, web design and development (and the related fields of accessibility and usability), security, the open source + free software movement, social interaction, math;
  • and way too many other things to list…

Maybe you’d like to check out my résumé (PDF)?

Fad-o-graphs on Flickr

Head Study, July 24, 2007Head Study, June 2010Speaker Surround RepairDinner at Perla'sTiny ForksToo much fun at the yard saleToo much fun at the yard saleToo much fun at the yard saleEpic Yard Sale 2010Wine and HoopsHappy Deportation! Claudia!Dance Party 2010Jason Molin and band at Waller CreekJason Molin and band at Waller Creek

See more on my Flickr site!

Latest Blathering on the Twitter

  • It's refreshing to have customer service that actually seems to want to make things right, even if it's on their dime. 1 week ago
  • Our DLP tv began sprouting dead pixels like measles. Called Samsung and 15 hours later had an in-house repair, out of warranty, for free. 1 week ago
  • (I'm watching Scarlet Street, starring Edward G Robinson as an artist caught up with an "actress" and her "boyfriend": http://bit.ly/9RjTgE) 1 week ago
  • Art criticism in film noir movie FTW: "I don't get it. The poor sap must be a hophead, seeing snakes on the El. You sure he's not a phony?" 1 week ago
  • It's Fritz Lang film noir night over here at chez Norwood. I love how winkwinknudgenudge these movies were under the Production Code era. 1 week ago
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