aka, where did Clint go?  Been pretty busy actually!  After 6 months of being very picky and fielding many different full time offers, I’m glad to say that I took a position over at Help/Systems.  I really wasn’t sure how I would feel about leaving the world of freelance/contracting and go full time, but I’m really glad I did.  I work with some awesome people, and really kind of run the show as head of all things internet over there.  Nice be able to call all the shots and not work through project managers to actually get things done :).  While I am a consultant almost for our entire media presence, the bulk of my job is Drupal Development.  Getting WAY into the Drupal community and very excited about the whole new focus for my work.

What will become of this site?  I’m not really sure.  Right now the plan is for Sine Interactive to slowly turn into a Drupal shop and maybe ClintCarlson.com will just be a personal blog site that isn’t all about work and portfolios.  Playing it by ear :).  As for any freelance work, I’m going to continue to work outside of my full time gig, but it’s really going to be geared toward my volunteer projects.  So stay tuned, there’s more to come, it’s just evolving ;)

-Clint

Another banner ad created during my days at Internet Broadcasting.  Using some dynamic bounce properties in the actionscript gives the effect of the blind being let go and popping open.

Internet Broadcasting – “Pella Carolina” – 160×600

I created this “banner ad”, though we should use the term loosley as this is the type of advertisement that “page peels” from the top right corner of your browser.  There are many ways to achieve this these days, including some very interesting non-Flash jQuery solutions, but this one is indeed Flash based and runs great!  It has also been added to the Banner Ads section of my portfolio, check it out!
“Andersen Windows” – page peel

Here is a flash banner ad I did for Steinlager, enjoy!

So it seems that a few great sites I’ve done have slipped through the cracks from the latest redesign of my site. Great ones like Greg Zrust, who despite me never having much contact with barbers (no hair) entrusted me to create a site for him that brings out both his style and a load of information.

While I can’t say from experience that he’s an amazing barber, I can tell you he’s a great, funny guy with a huge fan base from his work!

Greg Zrust – Master Barber