All of the coolest things I ever did for a client, I did here on this site first. When *I* get bored, I sit around and play with my website, this is my hobby first, and my job second. All of my interfaces are toys, but here's some of my favorites from over the years, every page I ever created is still here in this confusing place I call OZONE. Here goes...

World Locator Map, November-December 1999

Oooh. This is pretty cool, even if I do say so myself. The frames come across kinda off in NS, it doesn't do precise measurements of frames properly, so I'll have to do this over with all one page, and the entire thing in DIV's, so use IE5 for the total experience, even though it will work in any 4.0 or better browser, even IE4.5 on Macintosh, and hardly *anything* works there! <g> For now it works, and it's pretty sharp, I love it! Check this out, you *will* thank me.

More silly DHTML fun. This one is way cool, check it out.

Oh, the Revolution Radio pages, I loved these! This is linked off of my work section, but it's more of toy, so it gets *two* links!

What it says, a countdown clock to the next millenium (well, the year 2000, OK?) It's all done with images and Javascript, there's also a regular clock as part of the deal. (Warning, uses like 99% of your CPU.)

This one gets linked twice, too, it's one of my very favorite toys. I hacked this together just to learn how to make a form button run a javascript, and it's been one of my most popular pages ever since.

Just a little toy for Malin, created with Shockwave Flash. It doesn't do anything really, just looks pretty.

This is a shared project I've started with Malin, a fantasy world where the landscape is based on the actual topography around the coastal towns of Kungshamn and Smögen, on the western coast of Sweden.

A pretty little present for my sweetheart. (I'll animate this later this weekend! :) Oh, Okay, you may have noticed, it turned into my front page. so it goes, she still loves me!

A bit of play with frames and server-push, cycling through maybe 50 or so little bitty pages. I liked it. :)

Hee! A programmer frind of mine created this in response to all the hysteria over the SATAN tool for analyzing UNIX servers for security flaws. All the little hackerz wanted a tool to do 'hack' into places, but all they had was Windows, and little or no UNIX knowledge. SFW was a real application, written in Visual Basic, but it didn't hack, it had one function, to look cool and then crash. It also needed about 50 bogus .DLL files that were nothing more than random strings of garbage with a checksum at the start. Periodically the application would 'corrupt' your .DLL filez, and you'd need to find another copy. OK, so I'm not always a nice guy. ;)

The Post Brothers: Two funloving but extremely twisted bad-boys hailing from the wrong side of Bugtown. They are very greedy, pathologically trigger-happy, completely corruptible, endlessly irritating, psychotically solipsistic, and - unfortunately for all - possessed of the ability to instantly shift between all possible reality levels. The Universe is their oyster, and they like it raw.
This was actually the very first series of web pages I ever made, they formed the core of all that followed. Cool!

This was just a whole bunch of my favorite toys, all on one page. I'm easily amused. ;)

I like Atom Bombs, who doesn't?

Do not eat CLICK.

A director movie, suitable for burning on a floppy disk. Also available as a 402k shockwave file, if you've got the time.

Some DHTML play based off of an old comic book of mine from 1990 or so. I was fascinated with the end-of-the-world hysteria even then!

Just a full screen flash movie, leading to a flash movie, leading to my front page. Silly, really.

OK, you've probably seen the flamin doughnut that shrinks and expands so smoothly? It's a simple 5 frame javascript animation, using the setTimeout() method. Here it is, all by it's lonesome, a good learning tool.

Another silly Director Shockwave toy, there's a few of them, follow the doughnuts.

More silly shockwave toys, these ones for my old web bureau Apocalypse Studios.

Another old javascript toy, with sliding panels. Too much bandwidth to ever get used.

This is my old grey javascript interface, four buttons and a display screen, on a page all by itself. A good learning toy.

WAY too much, happening all on the same page. A reaction to too much restrictive style guides, I just snapped, I'm sorry!

Whoah, I just *had* to add a link to my cammy here, it's my favorite toy, affording me hours of pleasure!

I keep these sketchbooks, little ones, and draw in them all the time, that's where most of my design happens. This was one result.

There's always more than I can list. Check out the basement, I store all sorts of links in there, the interfaces are the best toys, but there's so many of them! Go, look, explore.