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Portfolios, memorials, experiments, and small websites where an individual voice remains visible.
Visual leads · 2026-10-31
Observed 2026-10-31
Djungelskog’s plush-bear homepage
djungelskog.lol
A self-described IKEA plushie’s personal site, complete with family photos, a pet counter, and a running account of its life in a virtual machine and Slack.
Observed 2026-10-31
Sampreeth Avvari’s dental-practice systems
sampreethavvari.com
An engineer’s portfolio of production software built for a three-office dental implant practice, with case studies, architecture drawings, film, and writing.
Observed 2026-10-31
Adarsha Raj Bhusal’s drones for places roads and signals can’t reach
adarsharajbhusal.com
A Nepal-based drone engineer’s portfolio documents UAV designs, field missions, research, and film work.
Observed 2026-10-31
Elmaddin Shamilzade’s reporting archive
elmaddinshamilzade.com
A personal site for an Azerbaijani journalist, bringing together his reporting, video appearances, interviews and press coverage.
Observed 2026-10-31
Melinda Roberts’ CX career, in blinkies and KPIs
therealmelindaroberts.com
A playful personal portfolio pairs a dress-up feature and guestbook with Melinda Roberts’ customer-experience career, work history, and speaking appearances.
Observed 2026-10-31
Joseph Logan, gathered in the voices of his friends
celebratingjolo.com
A memorial page where people can share stories, photos, and Joseph’s work, sign up for updates, and RSVP for a celebration of life.
Observed 2026-10-31
3asem’s portfolio, built like a game
3asem.com
Asem Safiyi presents a personal portfolio as a sequence of playable ideas, connecting speedcubing, finance, game theory, philosophy, and an education project.
Observed 2026-10-31
Ijaz Ahmed’s interactive robotics portfolio
ijazahmed.dev
A robotics and systems engineer’s portfolio, featuring an interactive LiDAR street scan and a catalog of robotics, backend, and machine-learning projects.
Complete daily shelf · Personal Pages
The eight visual leads appear above; the remaining 10 continue here in their published shelf order.
Nicholas Eshun-Wilson’s nuclear-site research
nicholaseshunwilson.com
A chemistry and infectious-disease student’s independent research portfolio documents efforts to map former British nuclear test sites and study radiation-tolerant microbes.
Silvia Di Domenico’s Road to LA28
silviadidomenico.com
A personal profile of Italian T38 sprinter Silvia Di Domenico, with her story, race results and campaign toward the 2028 Paralympic Games.
Screen Inferiority
screeninferiority.com
Hemanth documents personal experiments in spending less time at a computer, using paper, AI agents, and a receipt printer.
Don’s cowboy song, in photos
dons-song.link
A keepsake page pairs a song written for Don with lyrics, family photos, and a guestbook.
Emergence Log: a notebook of systems in motion
emergencelog.com
A personal notebook explains how simple local rules can produce complex behavior, often with small simulations readers can run.
Pau Morató’s interactive design atlas
paumoratodesign.com
A graphic designer’s portfolio combines work specimens, interactive worlds, and a browser-based logo construction lab.
YAGUT’s Secret Garden, by post
yagutsgarden.com
German R&B singer and visual artist YAGUT offers a $8-a-month mail club with handwritten letters, art postcards, stickers, and occasional unreleased songs.
Ipek’s songwriting, from voice memo to release
ipekhowell.com
Los Angeles musician Ipek introduces her music, explains her songwriting and production process, and shares released songs and works in progress.
Kosho Nemoto, Third-Generation Edo Kiriko Artist
kosho-crystal.com
A bilingual profile of glass artist Kosho Nemoto, with a family lineage, an introduction to Edo Kiriko, a craft history, and a gallery of listed works.
Squirrel Watch, a one-person studio with a zigzagging project list
squirrelwatch.dev
Robert Sears’s independent studio presents a personal planner, a lyric-scrolling app, and several decidedly specific software experiments.
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