April 2024 - Present
Day-to-day work includes:
Nov 2021 - Nov 2023
Day-to-day work included:
Achievements: One of the main contributors to two award-winning websites; Gold Prize for Giant Tiger and Silver Prize for IDW Publishing, during the 18th Annual 2023 W3 Awards, hosted by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts.
"Working with Jeremy is telling a painter to paint a sunset and all you had to do was hand him the paintbrush. He takes an idea and uses his experience and incredible work ethic to see the project through until it's done and working like a dream. Thanks Jeremy!"
May 2024 - Present
In early May 2024, the opportunity to design and build a responsive fullstack web app came up for a friend and drum instructor.
Being a drum instructor and touring musician, he needed a custom booking service tailored to his needs for his educational drumming website, Matt Greiner Lessons, that could handle bookings for 1 on 1 Zoom drum lessons, but also with the additional capabilities of toggling between booking forms for on-tour in person lessons for multiple students at a time per location.
After trying multiple out-of-the-box booking services but annoyed that none were customizable to fit his particular needs, I offered to design and build him a booking app from scratch, with the intention of learning an entirely new tech stack - a combination of Next.js + NextAuth, React + Typescript, and MongoDB, with Stripe integration for payment, hosted on Vercel.
Link: Matt Greiner Lessons Booking App.
May 2021 - Nov 2021
24-week part-time intensive coding bootcamp learning HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript ES6, SQL (PostgreSQL), Ruby/Ruby on Rails, Git, GitHub, and Heroku. Designed, implemented and shipped to production a clone of AirBnB and a Rails prototype.
Throughout the Le Wagon journey, we learned how to code several projects using a diversified fullstack, with a focus on Ruby/Ruby on Rails:
In 2020, after discovering Blender, I developed an interest in 3D and embarked on the creative learning journey. Like most 3D enthusiasts, the first tutorial I started learning with was Blender Guru's infamous Donut tutorial.
After working through most of it, I used the newly acquired knowledge and put it to the test. The idea came to mind to recreate a simple logo I liked from a podcast I have been listening to, the Holy Ghost Notes Podcast, since its inception in 2019.
I soon after made the plunge to sharpen my blender skills and purchased a course through Polygun Runway, where most of the images in the gallery were made thanks to his course.
Following the course, I continued to develop my skills and created various different pieces, from the Ibanez guitar render in Atrium Audio's studio and the "Funko-pop-esque" recreations of myself and friends, to the recreation of LND Skatepark, a 3D diorama of a New Holland Coffee Shop in Lancaster, PA., and more in between, along with my journey to learning animations, showcased on Instagram as Manless Skater.
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