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Direction 1: model planes
Project...Developing the look and feel of a site and its response to navigation and visual executions. Again this is a screen shot of the site in the intret of a hobby and in this case "Model Planes". THe site will cover the grounds of building a community, building tips, about the site and the option to purchase model planes.
An art, a hobby, a passion, this is what some say as a small-scale modeler. Individuals interested in building or even just buying small-scale models are very passionate about this hobby. They typically are interested in private aircraft, and airliners, as well as models from the WW I, WW II, Korean, Vietnam and Persian Gulf eras. The individuals typically have some history dealing with planes whether it is an interest in planes, having a family member that flew a particular plane or they have flown the plane themselves.
Individuals that have this passion seem to like keeping up on the latest and greatest.
The ones that enjoy building like to know the latest new techniques in building and new tools out there to make building easier but not taking away from the fun that one get out if building. So knowing this, the website will be based around the community building theme. The site will have the capabilities to network and communicate with
people all around the world. Members will have the opportunity to create a profile where they can share the models they have build or have purchased along with their testimonials and opinions about scale models planes.
Most sites out on the web that revolve around scale model planes tend to be very cluttered with advertisements and lack of hierarchy. Also there are multiple types of sites out there from store where you can just purchase planes, purchase model plane kits, and how to build. With Hobbies’ scale models site, there will be an opportunity to learn how to build, tips and trends, models planes to purchase, and a online community to connect to. So I have developed navigation that focuses on these sections. As you proceed through the site, sections extend, giving the viewer the additional information one might be looking for. The functionality and usability will not only be pleasing to the eye (Nice clean pages) but also very user friendly.
I will be utilizing the Centered layout design along with the design all above the Fold line and the main viewing screens will be 960x768 but adaptable to other screen sizes ranging up to 1024×768.
Artist: Giovanni Anselmo
Title: Direction
Material: canvas, glass, magnetic needle
Tate Modern
London, England, UK
Oklahoma City this car, Norman the next car, and before Ardmore to the last car. Travelers on the Heartland Flyer are streaming to the train as boarding commences.
#Day 083/365: direction
20090324 (Tuesday)
bit of lost, in mind.
unstable weather for these few days... this morning was pouring rain and i was lated for my car service appointment due to bad traffic.
only managed to get back to work at 11 something. pheeww, lucky me the shoot only in the after noon. was quick and nothing particular to worry.
oh yah, i can't believe i played badminton in studio. i have problem to judge the depth/direction of any flying object that toward me. sweated off abit :D
i went out to pick up some developed films before i get back to home. bought some diner and drove back in the glooming. meanwhile, i got my car kissed by another car. it was happen at the traffic light while everyone is stopping their car along the uphill. an old uncle slipped his car backward to my direction and crashed on my front with a loud bang (even though i have horned from it). damn! thus, i went down to check it out. lucky enough nothing much serious happen to my car's face. that man was in luck that i am not in bad mood otherwise i will start to mad about it. he didn't even dare to come down to check the damage and worst he was not even apology to me at all (acts like nothing had happen). geeeez~ shame on you old man, but i am forgiving you, no next time!!!
In the wheelhouse, aboard the Alexander Henry, at the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes; Kingston, Ontario.
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A group of photographs taken in March 2003 around Wolverhampton showing some interesting street furniture still extant at that time. All except the marvelous Lichfield Road direction sign have been swept away by modern development sadly.
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