$ ls ./work — selected projects
Work
Automations, infrastructure, websites for artists, and the odd book.
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GVENDOLINA.site
Portfolio and editor for an illustrator
A plain white stage for ink drawings and comics, with an editor the artist uses herself, a calendar of events and a contact form.
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NIGHTSHIFT.flow
An event-driven back office for a publisher selling in six places
Orders from a web shop, three marketplaces, email and fair sales flow into one queue. Workers invoice, ship and restock overnight, and a person only sees the odd ones.
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TIDE.archive
A searchable archive for thirty years of an illustrator's work
Scans, phone photos and an old NAS flow into versioned storage. A pipeline makes print and web versions, tags every image with a vision model, and makes the archive searchable in plain words.
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HARBOUR.infra
Moving a 40-person studio from rented apps to its own platform
Website, file sync, calendars and internal tools on one self-hosted Kubernetes platform, behind single sign-on, deployed from Git, with tested backups and alerts in plain words.
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SIGNAL_GARDEN.web
A scroll-grown website for an animation studio
As you scroll, line drawings grow into the studio's showreel. Light, fast, and still readable on an old phone.
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RELIC.print
Layout for books, comics and zines
An old love from my first career that I still keep close: grids, type and print-ready files for books, comics, catalogues and zines.
Projects marked Concept are studies of how I approach a problem. Ask me about real ones.