Over the years, I've worked on many different creative projects in my spare time. From writing and hosting radio shows and a TV pilot, to screenwriting, travel photography, and now video game development.
My fourth mobile game, and my most polished one yet. Jigsaw Puzzle Delight is an elegant jigsaw experience without all the clutter, ads, and in-app purchases. Containing 12 hours of gameplay, and my own photography, you can get it FREE on iOS and Android...
I never realized just how many world flags I can’t identity. It’s embarrassing. So I made a game about it! It even (appropriately) has a global leaderboard. Will you become number 1? Get it FREE on iOS and Android...
My first mobile game, Super Shuffleboard, is now available. Get it FREE on iOS and Android...
Pangaroids is now available on PC and Mac. It’s a small game inspired by old school arcade classics. Get it FREE on Steam...
In June 2020, I decided to learn game development, using Unity and C#. I gave myself a goal of building 40 prototypes in 12 months, while working on this for at least 15 minutes daily...
From 2016-2018, I worked on two different podcasts – a chat show, and a mockumentary. I recorded three episodes to test out my two concepts, but ultimately decided to leave the podcasts unreleased. From time-to-time, I still think about creating a podcast...
In January 2012, I packed up my life and left Australia on a one-way ticket to explore the world. I documented this life-changing journey with just the phone in my pocket, using iOS photo editing apps, Tumblr, and Instagram (years before the latter reached mainstream popularity)...
From 2010-2013, I developed two (unproduced) comedy web series, as well as teaming up with a credited executive producer to co-write a third comedy web series, which we ended up pitching...
From 2009-2011, I was really into self-development, personal improvement, and minimalism. Inspired by the likes of Leo Babauta (Zenhabits) and Tim Ferris, I ended up launching my own self-development blog. After writing a book’s worth of articles...
In 2009, I launched a niche, small business blog, with the goal of becoming the web’s most popular and accessible guide to starting a business as a sole trader or partnership in Australia...
Produced in 2005, Wozniak Live was a pilot for a late-night comedy TV series. While the pilot was rejected by every major TV network in Australia, it eventually made its way to community and cable television networks across Australia and New Zealand in 2011 and 2012...
From 2003-2006, I was heavily involved in a well-known community radio station. Starting as a broadcaster of a late-night comedy radio show, I eventually landed a guest hosting stint on the station’s flagship breakfast show, while also running the student radio department (for which I won an award)...