Tabitha (b. 1997) tells stories through research, engineering, and creative direction.

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Quem Fata Vocant, (those called by fate) banner from Aphorismi Urbigerani Baro Urbigerus

I also go by Tabi (Tabby, sometimes)
or in this typewriter font, ๐š๐šŠ๐š‹๐šœ.





You may have seen “Xenomorph” floating near my introductions, where I self-describe as one.

Iโ€™m fascinated by superorganisms, and Xenomorphs are my favorite fictional example, created by H. R. Giger, who inspires me to think beyond this world.

Xenomorph means ‘strange form’, though xeno- can also mean ‘stranger’. Both resonate with me. I’m okay with either, coming from this stranger to you, stranger.


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Background โ€“ I first tinkered with code when learning to sense the bumps on the F and J keys for 10-finger typing on a computer.

At 13, I built a website for someone else and kept going; growing into a developer, freelance design engineer, and consultant.

Feel free to ask about myself, this personal site, or anything else.
E-mail is best, retupmoc.ahtibatobfsctd-772779@hcaer


This space, dotComputer is programmed with passion beyond reason, an obsession to play and CSS. Read Colophon.

You can click to copy my web badge and add to your site. If you have an 88×31(?), let me know.

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