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- 2005.11.01 : Updates & Widgets
- 2005.10.20 : Flock Blog Test
about me
I'm David Gee, a freelance interaction designer and DHTML (that's "AJAX" for you Web 2.0 types out there) developer. I was born in Cape Town, South Africa, and currently reside in the Angeleno Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.
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experience archive
- Turkey
- Photographs from 5 weeks in Turkey.
- India
- Photographs from a month in India, mostly in Rajasthan.
- Other Travel
- Photographs from around the world.
- North America
- The US of A, plus the Canucks. One day I'll go to Mexico.
- Burning Man
- Photos from the annual week-long festival at Black Rock City, Nevada.
- Moontribe
- Photographs from Southern California desert gatherings
- Miscellaneous
- Other gatherings & festivals
websites
This list only contains small, freelance projects, as most of my larger projects are bound by client confidentiality.
- Summa Tech
- A quick CSS/XHTML project for a Pittsburgh, PA based technology firm. The site was valid XHTML transitional and valid CSS when delivered.
- DJ Zak Brown
- A small blog & announcements site for mode3 resident Zak Brown.
flyer design
- Sidetrakkt Productions
- A series of flyers for parties in Pittsburgh, PA
- Infinite Frequency Productions
- A series of flyers for parties in Los Angeles, CA
- Miscellaneous
- Other odds & ends
After spending the last 4 or so years trapped in the pestilential hells of Mordor living in Pittsburgh, PA, Kim & I recently relocated to Los Angeles, CA. We're now living in Angeleno Heights, purportedly Los Angeles' first suburb, and within spitting distance of Echo Park, Chinatown, and downtown.
We're hoping that the plans to resurrect the Angeleno Heights trolley line are a success, as it would likely end up running past our front door, but for now I'm happy with the regular visits from the neighborhood ice-cream truck.
It turns out Angeleno Heights is pretty well-known for its historically significant sprawling Victorian homes, which as we discovered last night, make it a great place for Halloween. Many of the older homes were elaborately decked out, the streets were full of families in costume, and on the whole it was a pretty festive atmosphere.
Other recent activities include exploring our new neighborhood, visiting the awesome not a cornfield project, the Burning Man decompression party and FAB Market in downtown, as well as attending Lucha va Voom with our friends hexod.us and MAKster.