modern skills and tools

Used routinely since the late 90's. Up to date with program developments with a large amount of creative experimentation.

Used since its inception with photoshop to create highly detailed vector work. XD workflow begins with illustrator.

Used on both mobile and desktop, integrated with portfolio and with photoshop, over the last several years.

Used regularly for around ten years but have used it only infrequently recently.

Gradually replaced sketch, figma and framer. I tend to use html/css/js for prototyping, with xd as a second step following illustrator.

Used more extensively and studied over the last five years, have used it over the last forteen years.

Used with premiere and photoshop. Studied extensively.

Used with premiere, I prefer abelton for most audio work.

Used for around forteen years. Although only scratched the surface of its capabilities.

Studied over the last three years.

Used with illustrator. Most enjoyable program that I have used.

A fundamental skill, I am a quality writer. I tend to bend the rules. I have read extensively.

Another fundamental skill, I've been at it since the early 90's and have practiced all styles and aspects of it.

Yet another fundamental skill, I've spent much of the past five years studying and practicing various aspects of video and "filmmaking".

The internet lacks the creative artistic energy of print design. I enjoy bringing that energy to the web to the extent I can.

I've done scientific illustration since the early 80's and often use illustrator and photoshop for illustration.

Photo editing includes correction, separation, manipulation, montage and several other sub-skills. Well practiced with all of them.

While boosting my videography skills, I've conquered editing over the past five years. Used premiere for over the last decade.

Enjoy mixing dialogue, narration, ambient sound, sound effects and music for video, prefer abelton.

Capable with after effects for both title motion design and animation for video.

Use javascript-based d3 and gsap for data visualization. Formerly used flash.

Simple and essential. A basic fundamental skill which can be extremely creative.

An essential skill used since zen garden days. Now with alpha, in images, and with js, flexbox and css grid.

An essential skill. Evolving, with css, and now equaling the creative potential of flash. Secondary frameworks becoming less important.

A favorite js library. Difficult but provides flexibility and possibilities relative to the other libraries.

Used gsap with flash. Like d3 it is one of my favorite libraries and combines ease of use with creative potential.

Studying react after the demise of angular 1. Not used a lot recently. Becoming less important as js evolves.

Experience with angular 1 before it was eliminated in Paris. I was at the conference. Not used recently.

Webgl and three.js are two libraries followed for their potential. Not used extensively.

A licenced professional geologist with many years of experience. Written technical reports for decades.

Familiar with all aspects of usabilty testing for effectiveness, efficiency, satisfaction, discoverability, learnability and error proneness.

Experience began with hand-drawing, then autocad in the early 80's, to illustrator, d3 and other programs.

Familiar with google analytics, survey programs and strategies, and split-testing methods for improving business metrics.

Possess a practiced sense of typographic aesthetic and the interplay between image and type.