How to Browse Greg Tatum's Work and Articles on gregtatum.com

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gregtatum.com is Greg Tatum's online portfolio, described as "the online portfolio and works of Greg Tatum, creative coder, artist, and programmer." The homepage is organized around two main content areas — Selected Work (creative work) and Technical Writing — plus a set of external links (RSS, Mastodon, GitHub, LinkedIn) in the footer. If you want to see his projects, read his articles, or follow him elsewhere, the sections below map each entry point to what you'll find there.

The two main content paths

The homepage presents a short introduction — "I explore how computers bridge computation and culture through writing, art, and engineering" — and then splits into two labeled sections:

Section Description on the page Entry link
Creative Work "Exploring visual ideas through code, craft, and creativity across both digital and physical media." View the work
Technical Writing "Taking technology apart to see how it works—from Unicode and browsers to machine translation and graphics." Read the articles

Use View the work if you're interested in visual, code-driven, or physical-media projects. Use Read the articles if you want the technical writing side, which the site frames around topics like Unicode, browsers, machine translation, and graphics.

Browsing the creative work

  1. From the homepage, find the Creative Work section.
  2. Select View the work to open the portfolio.
  3. The homepage also shows a Selected Work heading, indicating a curated subset of projects rather than a complete archive — expect highlights rather than everything he has made.

The site describes this work as spanning "both digital and physical media," so the portfolio may mix screen-based pieces with crafted or physical objects.

Reading the technical writing

  1. From the homepage, find the Technical Writing section.
  2. Select Read the articles to open the writing index.
  3. The stated subject range is broad but concrete: "from Unicode and browsers to machine translation and graphics." If you arrived looking for a specific technical explainer, this is the section to scan first.

Subscribing and following

The footer contains the site's ongoing channels:

  • RSS Feed — the standard way to subscribe to new posts without checking the site manually. Add the feed URL to any RSS reader.
  • Mastodon — his social account on the fediverse.
  • GitHub — code and repositories.
  • LinkedIn — professional profile.

The footer also notes the site is "© 2026 Greg Tatum unless otherwise noted" and lists his location as Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA.

Quick reference

  • Want projects? → Creative Work → View the work (plus the Selected Work highlights on the homepage).
  • Want articles? → Technical Writing → Read the articles.
  • Want updates? → RSS Feed in the footer.
  • Want to follow or contact? → Mastodon, GitHub, or LinkedIn in the footer.

All of these are reachable directly from the gregtatum.com homepage; no account or login is described on the page.