In preparation for putting together my portfolio on here, I’ve rummaged around through my archives and came up with this tentative listing. There’ll be more, of course, but this’ll do for now. (And I’m posting it on here as a reminder of what to put into the portfolio.)
First, the BYU Unix Users Group logo:
There was a contest back in the day to see who could come up with a logo for the group, and mine somehow won. On the current website it’s called the “Classic” UUG theme. :) (That makes me feel old, almost.)
Next, Top of the Mountains:
Not much to say here. It’s my main blog, and the look has evolved over the past year or so. My other websites are mostly in a similar vein. I’m not including Riverglen Press because I posted about it yesterday. :)
Moving into the stuff I’ve done for work, here’s the logo I created for the Immigrant Ancestors Project:
And the Immigrant Ancestors Project website:
It’s a work-in-progress, as are the next two sites. Here’s the Irish Mormon History site:
And the Bridger Valley, Wyoming Local History Project:
A while ago we needed a map of the various emigration routes coming out of Spain, so I put this together:
Later on I modified it into a map of Spanish provinces:
And from there it was easy enough to transform it into a map of Spanish archives:
Being the Center for Family History and Genealogy, we’re all about supporting research in whatever way we can. Here’s one of a series of extraction forms that help when reading through old civil/church registers:
And finally, a chart of the Spanish royalty, mostly for historical context:
Phew! :)