Tokyo Skylight: Adj. \to-ke-oh -kyo ski-lit\
2007

Welcome to Tokyo Skylight. This is a housing of work that I've done in the past year. In order to view the work click on the thumb, then click onto the view to expand it to a larger view. There is supposed to be a large caption on how it was created, but the php isn't working. I'll fix it- eventually.

Important Update~

March 19th, 2009

Update: Thursday March 19, 2009.
Some captions were missing. I could not figure out why the PHP wasn’t being called. I decided to use standard text for the captions, so some are no longer dynamic. I’ve decided that I will be working on a new version of Tokyo Skylight.com so this may be the last update.

Another update may come with in the next few days; if not then this would/will have been the last update until the new layout. With the exception of the resume which I decided I will make available for download in Adobe PDF format.

A few concerns I will be addressing, the captions are very vague- there are no statements of what tools were used, what I did exactly. These issues will be resolved in the next version. I also plan on making this site a little more interactive. If you have any questions or comments please feel free to e-mail me. I’ve added my e-mail addresses below and coming soon an e-mail form. Thank you for your support.

My name is Jay- I am a twenty something year old from Southern California, and I am a graphic designer. I started in 1999 with the introduction of sapphiredreams.net (closed). It was a small domain which housed a bunch of my favorite hobbies. Namely Sailor Moon shrines, and various amounts of other anime related networks. Since then I graduated high school, and focused on working. I've been floating around college for a few years trying to find my place in this world. I found my way into liberal arts and decided that was a nice place to live. I later found my interests swaying into business, so I left my job as a photo lab tech, and wandered into the Business Office at CarMax. I worked on loans, liens, and processed a bunch of paperwork, and discovered it wasn't meant for me. I fell back into photography where I eventually made it to Shiekhshoes.com where I became an assistant photographer. I decided it was time to leave Shiekh as I wanted to work as an independent contractor, now I live with the hobos and have aspiring dreams to become a marketer.

I am available for consultations for small and large products. Please feel free to contact for further information.

E-mail: Jay@TokyoSkylight.com
E-mail: Tokyoskylight@gmail.com
Phone: Sorry no phone number at this time.
Address: Again you're out of luck.

Resume available on request in .doc, .docx, and .pdf.

Many of the websites that are listed have been conceptualized by myself as a contracted designer to another company. I do not claim ownership to these sites; however the base designs have been done by me - though some designs may be heavily modified from the original idea.