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FILM TEASER
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W E BD E S I G NP R O J E C T S
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A quiet and spacious website design for songwriter and composer Chuck Wild, completed in August 2010 to showcase over three decades of his work. Chuck's career includes writing 125 songs and compositions used in TV, film and albums, releasing ten best-selling relaxation music albums under the name Liquid Mind®, and playing synthesizers in the ground-breaking 80s pop group, Missing Persons. The understated color palette and design grid rests on surprisingly complex HTML tables and CSS to keep things consistent on any browser or platform. © 2010 Chuck Wild. |
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This extensive website project, completed in July 2010, showcases the beautiful handcrafted guitars of Larry Mills, Luthier. The tight design grid employs HTML tables. Each page is sliced into a table that's 5 columns wide by 4 rows tall. Empty "spacer" cells keep the grid nice and tidy. This took a lot of planning, but the resulting template proved quite versatile. The project took about three weeks to complete, employing a total of over 370 HTML and image files. CLICK HERE to see a detail of the design grid under construction. © 2010 LMillsLuthier.com. |
R E C E N T W E BD E S I G NU P D A T E S
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Dell Richards Publicity is a full-service public relations firm working with a wide range of clients to create successful PR campaigns for television, radio, Internet, magazines and newspapers. Art101 designed the firm's logomark and website. We worked closely with the firm to develop simple, clean navigation on a table-driven grid for a site which loads quickly and constantly across multiple platforms and browsers. This is a fundamental aesthetic we bring to every web design project. Updates include links to social media websites and campaign samples. © 2008 - 2010 Dell Richards Publicity. |
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AgAd was founded in 1978 to provide the highest quality measuring and calibration containers in the world. Clients include Fortune 500 companies, large-scale co-ops and local farm operators, university agricultural programs, and world leaders in agricultural R&D. Art101 performed a major facelift of an existing design, built around the firm's logomark and print catalog. The clean, corporate look rests on a surprisingly complex underlying table grid. Product photography by Izzy Schwartz drove many design and navigation choices. © 2010 AgAd, Inc. |
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Liquid Mind is the pen name used by Los Angeles composer and producer Chuck Wild for his series of sedative relaxation music albums. His work finds favor with reviewers and fans for its beautiful and therapeutic qualities. Art101 designed the original site and has maintained it since the 1998 launch. As with all Art101 projects, the goal is to serve the core purpose while respecting visitors time and bandwidth. Chuck's music deserves a clean, spacious look – with just enough "eye candy" to keep things interesting. The site includes some Mini-Videos you may also enjoy. © 1998 - 2010 Chuck Wild. |
I L L U S T R A T I O NP R O J E C T S
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Digital illustration is an important facet of Art101 projects. This includes vector and raster art, plus hybrids of both forms. All Art101 illustrations are designed for the high resolution world of print output. This ensures that they're crisp, clean and color correct in print. Other iterations can then be built for the unique requirements of web, film, and video graphics. The full-page editorial illustration at right is for the upcoming October / November 2010 issue of The Mountain Astrologer magazine. It complements a feature article entitled "Funny Money and The Fed" by Kathy Allan. Two elements were used to create it: A royalty-free photo of the Federal Reserve building in Washington DC and a stunning photo of the M-42 nebula by astrophotographer Tom Osypowski. The roof of the Fed building was carefully traced in order to remove the sky from the original photo. The resulting mask was then placed atop Tom's photo to achieve the desired statement. Illustration: "The Fed on Fire" by Andy Markley – Art101.com. Learn more about Tom Osypowski's work at the Equatorial Platforms website. |
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L I N K S T OM O R EA R T 1 0 1P R O J E C T S
Vector art, illustrations, branding, product packaging, print samples, all sorts of stuff.
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Help save FreeHand: The best vector drawing program on Planet Earth Imagine buying a hammer from a trusted hardware store. This hammer is well-balanced, beautifully crafted, and comfortable. It's superior to any hammer you ever bought. You use it every day and it quickly becomes your favorite tool. Suddenly one morning, it no longer drives a nail. You try and try again, but the hammer no longer works. A little sticker magically appears on the handle. It reads: "We're sorry. The company which created your hammer was purchased by another company in a corporate buyout over which you have no control. To continue using your hammer, you must purchase Hammer 2.0. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please give us more money to continue using your hammer. Thank you."
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