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My Big Redneck wedding pitch. (I didn't win). The concept is an animated calendar of mayhem leading up to the big day.
A friend and I were planning to make a comic (of course we never actually got around to it) with an original LoZ story and she asked me to redesign Zelda for it.
Een gaatje bij de elleboog is weggewerkt met witte flock. Het grafische patroon is doorgetrokken op de voorkant van het vestje.
We were asked to redesign the handle of some instrument or tool. I chose a drumstick, and created a sleeve which encourages the user to hold it in the common 'match grip' position.
The original space was cramped and sectioned off. Knocking down the thin, unsightly separating wall really helped to open it up. Client can be cooking and talking with her guests at the same time. The small peninsula also added additional seating and helped visually section off the two rooms.
Client needed a lot more storage space, so I added the additional cabinetry along the far wall of dining room. By having the floor to tall ceiling cabinet on left, it also hid the unsightly kick-out in the wall.
What the LEADERSHIP newspaper looked like before the redesign and training efforts. The design workshops and design process was led by Robb Montgomery, a U.S. journalist who has led newspaper redesigns, in San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C.
We redesigned the payment page of Swedish Internet bank SEB för an article in InternetWorld. Read our thoughts on the redesign (only Swedish)
What the LEADERSHIP newspaper looked like before the redesign and training efforts. The design workshops and design process was led by Robb Montgomery, a U.S. journalist who has led newspaper redesigns, in San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C.
You know the feeling: I have to let it go, ... it hurts, but it is necessary
well, the nicest bags are born when it hurts ... in my world.
...and, somebody already wanted my pain :)
Estudo feito para a disciplina
Reprodução Bidimensional II
no curso de Design Gráfico da UEL,
no ano de 2010.
i think this is the way the final redesign is going to go. client is very pleased with how things have turned out.
This is the beginning of a redesign for our site. Current site: www.discoverlifepoint.com
I'm having a hard time designing something with our logo, which I need to use as it is. I welcome any criticism... I'm not even sure if I like it anymore after looking at it for a while.
You can see this site live at www.scubakyle.com (right now, this may look different in IE).
The homepage has Current Series, Upcoming Events, and What to Expect at the top. These buttons will automatically display appropriate content to the left when clicked (default to current series) much like www.expressionengine.com (and many other sites). This is functionality that I would like to keep, but I don't know if I really like the looks of it right now).
I’ve rearranged my room again in the process of decluttering. I managed to do away with an entire 4x4 Expedit shelving unit. I’m quite proud of the way things look now. I feel that I’ve finally embraced my personal style instead of trying to make my things fit into a preordained image of what a good style is.
this little L-shaped sponge is adhesive on the bottom, and is stuck over the top of the connectors to prevent them from coming loose
Okay, finally the website redesign is up and launched- here's the URL: www.spesert.com/. It's a pretty simple site, but it took me FOREVER to decide on a style I liked and to actually FOCUS to get it done. This is one of the first real projects of 2008 that I have focused on and completed, at least for the intial phase.
Now, if ANY of you know someone who needs a costume designer, for a theatre, film or dance project, or is looking for someone to teach at a school, college, or university, LET ME KNOW and refer them to my site!!! [Hey, I wonder if this is against Flickr guidelines, promoting myself- sorry, if i is, but if promoting myself via 365 portraits isn't already a violation, what's one pic of my website????]