Update Currently finishing off some stuff for Milkshakes Designs and designing a logo for Daniel Hulme MP and a bit of a redesign of his website. I haven't got onto redesigning this site but here is an info graphic about my education, skills and work experience which will be incorperated into a flash design.
Update I Have arrived back from around the 2 1/2 months round the world and am currently working on the Website and some associated material for Milkshakes Surf Designs, this should be up the end of the month.
I haven't got onto redesigning this site but here is an info graphic about my education, skills and work experience which will be incorperated into a flash design.
In this project I replaced the original table-based layout with CSS and semantically HTML, making the site more assessable and aesthetically pleasing. Check out the site here
Some Flash elements from the making of Milkshakesdesign.com Check out the site here
I designed this whole site for the WBA from the photshop mocks to the CSS, html, Java script and Flash, go there and have a look
Creative interpretation of the ‘The mind is like a parachute, it works best when open’. Entries could be multimedia, 2D or 3D. I chose to do a short animation playing on the idea of violence and wars often being a result of a closed mind.
Identities of Atheist societies and organisations overall tend to aesthetically masculine, with the use of thick cold type face. However, reading and listening to British biologist and atheist Richard Dawkins he often refers to how beautiful nature is and how elegant evolution is. In his talks and books one envisages a more feminie identity for atheism. This project sought to, respoce to Dawkin’s work, bring forward a more feminie identity for atheism.
This small publication looks at the attitudes of girls and young women towards sex and compares and contrasts this to modern feminist theory.
Click here to flip through book (Opens in New Window, pop ups may have to be enabled to be viewed. Requires Flash)
Nathan Jones and myself worked and the concept, identity and applications for the University of Tasmania, Bachelor of Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition(s). The Outburst concept was born out of a reaction to previous identitys for graduate exhibitions, which had depicted the transition from artschool to outside as a passive, apathetic process. We wanted something rawer, more enegetic, and something that had a bit more "fuck you" in it...
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