T-shirts! No F-shirts yet...

Not on my site, but someone else's! At TeePublic: "Grand Moff Auto" and also Great Mazinga! On sale now!

Grand Moff Auto is illustrated by the great Tony Shasteen, colored by me. It's a mash-up of course, done in the style of "Grand Theft Auto" videogame cover art and features Grand Moff Tarkin from Star Wars: Episode IV. TeePublic.com added it to their store a short while ago, and we've sold a few!

Great Mazinga is my design, a mash-up from TV's "Big Bang Theory" and, well, the Great Mazinga/Mazinger toys and anime from the late-'70s / early-'80s. You might remember Shogun Warriors? There you go. TeePublic just dropped this one into their store this week!

Keep your eyes on TeePublic for more from the ShasteenFrey profile soon! And buy some while you're at it! :)

Updated the ol' résufolio site: http://halfmoth.com a little!

Updated the résumé!

Updated the details on the AMS job, and added Software Proficiency. More coming soon!

halfmoth.com

That's 1,440 pages of 1:6 scale action figure collectibles coolness, over 4+ years! I'll add to the Cotswold section of my website, and might mention it in the resume as well. (And Cotswold is part-time -- still applying to normal full-time or additional part-time gigs!)

Logo Design, part 1: Cotswold Collectibles

Started assembling just my logo designs to add to my portfolio so as to entice those out there looking for folks like me, and it's taken me all evening just to gather the work I've done for Cotswold Collectibles, Inc.!

Basic SEO

Added "basic SEO" to my resume, as I'm learning about Search Engine Optimization techniques -- what Google's latest search algorithm might quantify, or, rather, what others think the algorithm might quantify (since Google doesn't say). SEO vs. marketing seems to boil down to 1 thing: However you strive to refine the presentation of your company & products (whether to an algorithm or to human eyeballs), it's all still a gamble! Spreading resources to perform a combo approach seems wisest.

Doing it wrong gets you chucked in Google's ranking basement or family groups petitioning and PETA throwing red paint on your bus ad. At least with SEO, there's guidelines Google's posted for favorable results... Reactions to TV or print ads can be subjective. (However, counter to an algorithm's response, there's the old advertising shrug "There's no such thing as bad publicity", haha.)

It's a dance. Gotta stay limber!

LinkedIn

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/brian-frey/2/347/bb1

Updated Thursday April 21, 2011.