Graphics
Let me be clear, I have no formal education in the graphic field, and I do not claim to be an expert in UI or particularly artistic when it comes to the visual area. However, I have a good eye for geometric shapes and balance, and I am good at seeing what works. During my many years as a web developer, I have often been caught up in tasks that requires design skills, and I have worked a lot with layout of both printed and digital products. This has greatly increased my awareness of form and color, and it has given me solid knowledge of Adobe's package, especially InDesign, Acrobat, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
The verb "hate" is possibly a bit too strong, so let me instead state that I wholeheartedly despise the modern style that goes by the names Big Tech Art, Corporate Memphis, and others. It is a graphic style that with its autogenerated, superficial, and faceless dolls can, at best, be described as completely meaningless and, at worst, directly harmful to our perceptual abilities. Mass produced images without life are evil.
Below are some drafts and pieces from my portfolio. Hopefully, they show how I think, graphically. For me, it often comes down to exploiting the tension inherent in crookedness and in the interaction between symmetry and asymmetry, whether it is abstract shapes or recognizable motifs.