I've been doing a series of illustrations for Silvered Copy, a duellist copywriting service specialising in the websites of law firms.

Interzone Futebol was a soccer (or "football", or "futebol") MMO, being designed and developed by Interzone Entertainment.

A number of my ex-colleagues from Interzone Studios decided that current game review sites just weren't cutting it, and weren't serving it up the way it matters: to a bunch of hairy layabouts sitting on a couch.

Dan Eichling, a good friend and ex-colleague of mine from my time at Interzone Games, created a not-for-profit organisation in the United States dedicated to helping gamers get together, socialise, and have fun.

Well-known Western Australian gardening figure, and my father, John Colwill likes to spend time educating people about plants and their proper care.

As part of my work on Interzone Futebol, I spent some time with the user interface team developing icons for the game. These icons were developed in Adobe Illustrator in vector format, so that they could be scaled for use at any size without loss of quality.

I have been drawing and making cartoons from a very young age, and have over the years been called upon professionally to make cariacatures, mascots, and other various creations for different people.

I have often been called upon in the past to deliver concept art for a number of personal and university projects. Generally these take the form of stylised, gestural black and white drawings.

A games website by the name of hold.start.select contacted me after seeing my work on R18+ Games Australia, and commissioned me to help with spicing up the site with a new banner image.

My friend and ex-colleague from Interzone Games, Anthony Sweet, asked me to throw up a quick splash page for his games development company.

Becoming personally frustrated by the lack of progress and constant misinformation being publicised about the R18+ rating for games in Australia debate, I elected to start my own site on the issue.

As part of my work at the now-closed Interzone Games studio in Perth, I was required to develop a series of sites for each of the three Interzone studios across the world: Australia (Perth), China and Brazil.

My good friend and ex-colleague from my time at Interzone Games, Anthony Sweet, contacted me late in 2009 with an idea: an end-of-year sale on Australian-made apps for the iPhone.

A Murdoch University-based spin-off laboratory requested my help in developing a brand for themselves, and I was delighted to assist.

I have been commissioned on a number of occasions by Tech Living magazine to provide in-depth articles on important games-related news for the quarter.