Hey, I’m Jennings. Ian Jennings Jablonowski rather. I recently stumbled into the internet biz, working for small companies on big projects. MeetJennings is my journal, diary, and changelog. I’m always working on many different projects, and I thought I’d be nice to log my involvement somewhere.

I spend a lot of time online, most of it refreshing digg and reddit, and whats left developing my next crazy world changing idea. In my real life I work at a local photo studio, mostly dealing with the internet.

My baby is 22Pixels.com. 22Pixels was my first website, registered almost 4 years ago. I learned web design with a little push from my father, and from there I learned the rest for the only internet itself. Currently I work on http://www.22pixels.com, http://www.supplycrate.com, http://www.manhack.com, http://www.tf2.com, and http://www.meetjennings.com. I’ve dumped 2 projects over the last 3 months.

Now that you’ve had a formal introduction, here are some random pieces of information about me.

• I try to woot every night, although I rarely buy. I have been missed classes for at least 2 wootoffs.
• [H] is probably one of the only forums (besides my own) that I visit regularly.
• I’ve written for 2 Halo books by Stephen Cawood, the Black Art of Halo Mods and Halo 2 Hacks.
• My advice, If you ever get the chance, play catch on the pharaoh rides at a carnival. Then thank your physics teacher for everything she taught you.
• 22Pixels Flock (a resource on 22Pixels) has been in the magazine Photoshop Creative, and the Italian version of PC World.
• Although I was a competitive gamer for Battlefield 2142, I mostly play casually now. I own an XBOX 360 and a decent PC.
• 22Pixels was originally xphotoshop.org but was commonly confused as a gentleman’s site to buy photos.
• I drink a lot of SoBe, and it makes me shake.
• You can find my artwork at http://j3nnings.deviantart.com.
• I now work part time delivering pizza. It’s one of the most unique jobs out there, I try to tweet all the weird stuff that happens through the day. And there’s a lot of it.
• If you have the chance to stage dive, do it.