This site was the opposite of the Sands of Time site, in that it didn’t focus on horror, or the macabre. It was a beautiful “scene-by-scene” adventure that brought many mods (again, "modifications" for Skyrim) to your attention based on the “scene” you were on.

So for example, if you visited inside a cottage, you would have mods that added furniture. It was designed to pay homage to the older Sierra, point and click adventure games, that gave a sense of awe and wonder.

It was intended to be a place for both parents and their children to explore and get lost in.  (I wanted it to invoke nostalgic feelings.)

However, it used the same host that the original Sands of Time site used and therefore went offline when they shut down their servers.  I have considered bringing it back, but for now, it’s just a pleasant memory.

For the Nexus—a gaming modification community—I took many graphics and edited them to have a nice (usually) darker touch. Also, I helped many mod authors dress up their mod pages and grew a bit of a reputation within the community and many appreciated the work I had done.

There was a bit of networking as well, as the Sands of Time site connected other mods and their respective authors to the online community that the Sands of Time Team had built.

I had a bit of a reptuation for being the “go to” if you wanted an organized, albeit dark, mod description page. The person I worked the most for was Tonycubed2, whom I ended up creating the Sands of Time site for. My profile on the Nexus gives links (if still active) to my works.