I’ve set up TK Studios as a blog for several reasons, mainly because after giving it a lot of thought, I really don’t want to do enough freelance work to warrant a dedicated website. I just don’t have that kind of time these days. I have a number of projects up my sleeve, and I think this is a good place to talk about them, as a kind of central hub.
So I set up WordPress, picked out a nice template, did a bit of tweaking, and here we are. The problem, of course, is that while I’ve been trying to flaunt my portfolio recently to a select few, the portfolio that was here is no longer… here. I actually just entirely swapped hosting providers to simplify setting up WP – my other provider only offered MovableType, and I just like WP more.
Sorry about the confusion, folks. I’ve relocated my javascript “portfolio gallery” to tkstudios.org: James’s Portfolio Gallery. I’d planned to just add a couple pages to WP to act as Resumé and Portfolio, but ended up spending a lot of last night managing some problems that crept up on another project. Soon, I promise.
Now that the “Why” is out of the way…
I currently have two experimental projects underway that could probably monetize rather well. I’ll start posting about them as they develop more, and try to give some insight into how I’m approaching the unique challenges of each.
Subjects you can expect to see covered in this blog: Web Design, Security, Marketing, to name a few. I’ll probably muse about off-topic things now and then as well, but try to keep it all relevant.
Here’s to a bright future.
