Personal Pages

A Swiss-Canadian conceptual artist’s portfolio brings together artworks, exhibitions, and writing about the tools that shape thought and human presence.

A Samarkand-based analyst and software builder’s portfolio, featuring practical hotel tools, tourism research, and a record of work across hospitality and accounting.

A filmmaker, photographer, and toolmaker’s portfolio, with films, night photography, Blender add-ons, and a screenplay-writing app.

A Spanish-language love archive collecting a couple’s timeline, photos, secret messages, and playful celebration buttons.

A photo-backed build archive for a turbocharged Toyota Celica T23, with performance figures and detailed specifications across its major systems.

Hu Jun’s personal site documents renewable-energy project development and EPC work, with case reviews, practical calculators, and notes on AI-assisted work.

A hand-built wedding invitation for John Gabriel Jacob and Rona Mae Soriano, with ceremony details, the couple’s story, and RSVP links.

Jamil Flores is documenting his path from an IT background to a licensed electrical contractor, with a planned business opening in 2032.

Programmer and author Shamus Young collects videogame criticism, programming essays, music experiments, and personal writing on his site.

Jess writes about tech operations and family life, alongside templates for work and household systems.

A bilingual portfolio for artist Toma Okugawa, whose generative artworks use self-devised equations and AI in a practice he describes as drawing human and machine thought in dots.

A Telugu-English memorial documenting her government-school teaching career and the student awards her family says it continues in her memory.

A profile of a shibari teacher, performer, and event organizer, with details on classes, private sessions, performances, and Fetish Dance Party events.

A component-informed design study for a programmable handheld, with tactile controls, candidate display and compute modules, and engineering questions still open.

Journalist and artist Jakub Górnicki presents reporting and art as experiences that move beyond the screen into physical spaces.

A family memorial traces James Myron “Red” Jacobs’s life and Navy service through a chronology, photographs, newspaper clippings, family history, and declassified naval reports.

An author’s site presenting books, plays, poetry, and Jewish feminist rituals, with paths for readers, communities, and performers.

A Japanese cyclist’s personal hub links to a hill-climb calculator covering 26 courses, a free Windows geotagging app, and travel writing.

An individual maritime digital-operations portfolio presents four case studies on vessel stowage, EDI, cargo data, and port paperwork.

An amateur-radio operator in northern Spain documents his station, antennas, radio activity, and a set of operating tools.