| Who am I? | Founding Member & Creator of Terrabyte |
| What do I do? | Web & Graphic Design |
| Website | https://sammyharper.com |
19 years ago today, Pokémon Emerald Version was first released for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance in North America!
It is a solitary version to Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, and the fifth Generation III core series title.
NEW PODCAST:
"Podcast host Mike G. speaks with Mongabay reporters who conducted recent investigations revealing a major and illegal shark finning operation by one of China’s largest fishing fleets, and the involvement of a major Japanese company, Mitsubishi, in buying that fleet’s products."
A major investigative report recently published by Mongabay uncovered a massive, clandestine and illegal shark finning operation across the fleet of one of China’s biggest tuna fishing companies. Listen here: We speak with Mongabay’s senior editor for Southeast Asia, Philip Jacobson, who conducted the investigation together with Basten Gokkon, a senior Indonesia staff writer for […]
Time for an official #Introduction !
Terrabyte is a green tech company focused on providing creative tech solutions to the ongoing environmental crises.
From what started as a pixel art, climate education project (you might know it as Pixel Planet Today: https://pixelplanettoday.com), Terrabyte has grown into a team of passionate designers and developers set on making a difference.
Time for an #Introduction !
My name is Sammy Harper, I'm a Web & Graphic Designer based in Omaha, NE. While I take on various design contracts, I am most proud of my work at Terrabyte (@terrabyte), a green tech company I started earlier this year. Piggybacking off of my pixel art project, Pixel Planet Today (https://pixelplanettoday.com), Terrabyte is home to projects that combine design and technology to fight conservation crises. I am always incredibly excited to work on these types of projects, and love every second I put towards them.
#webdesigner #graphicdesigner #climatedesign #greentech #pixelart #omaha #nebraska
Bulbagarden
Mongabay
Terrabyte
Greta Thunberg