My full-time gig doesn’t allow for much freelance these days, but I did recently build this basic site for Challenger Maintenance, Inc. Thanks to my cohort Jay Alejandro for making the cool header graphic. Built with WordPress using the Thematic framework.
The Finder sidebar is customizable up to a point. If you add things to it manually, you’ll wind up with a long list of items that is hard to scan. Add these easy dividers and you’ll find the sidebar becomes a lot more useful. The idea is simple, make empty folders that act as dividers [...]
Oooooo…., originally uploaded by smcauliffe. Wish I could remember why she made this face…
When I was at Gizmo I worked with an incredibly talented lad by the name of Kyle Hurley. He’s close to finishing up his new portfolio site, which I thought I’d share with the two or three people who stumble onto my site – aproductofhabit.com.
I’ve recently created another site for an independent film. HolylandHardball.com is Flash-based and uses WordPress as a CMS.
If you’re a fan of animation (and adventure), I highly recommend Cartoon Network’s new show The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack! The show was created by Mark “Thurop” Van Orman (read a good interview here) and in my opinion, it’s the best thing to come along since that whacky little sponge we all know and love. [...]
Ever wonder how that giant poster design is going to look once it’s giant? LiveSurface has pre-masked, layered templates you can download to test out designs on real surfaces like bottles, envelopes and pretty much anything else you can think of. The templates also use Vanishing Point to provide 3D surfaces. Pretty cool.
Blaise Aguera y Arcas presented this at TED last May, and I just stumbled onto it. Holy… crap… Unfortunately, the amazing technology this guy has created, which currently takes the form of software called Photosynth, is owned by Microsoft and only Windows users get to try out the demo. Let’s hope they don’t f this [...]
I’m assuming it took well over 5 minutes to make this… MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.
Pretty great idea for a blog. Photoshop Disasters is very funny yet slightly disturbing if you are a Photoshop user who’s work is out there somewhere. I sure hope nothing I did shows up here… [ via Motionographer ]