With a site design like this it was only natural that i try and find a way to make Max’s blogs items dragable.. Because seriously who doesn’t like goofing about with someone elses stuff.
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I rather like the work of Lou Romano and I love StarWars with it’s extremely iconic characters. With this poster I attempted blend both by removing as much detail from from figures as possible while keeping them instantly recognisable. Im pretty happy with it.
Another mark-up monkey website; not only was it nice to have a hand in the image of a well known brand, but the site looks ace and came with the interesting challenge of a CMS driven random background..
P.S. Don’t miss the beer sweat!
visit: tigerbeer.com.au
A quick little site i put together (based on the TF2 style) which outlines my major goals.
It’s nice to look at it from time to time, keep sight of the big picture.
visit: trevorbrennan.com/big5
A simple mini-site for the CC comp held by Semi-Permanent. Quick and niche, nothing is more fun then a good old static 5 pager (and to think they all used to be like that.)
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The guys from Design is Kinky were after some mark-up and a CMS for their shop. We (voodoo) heard the call and put together a site for their annual semi-permanent conference.
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A custom flash portfolio for Ideal Imagery, a Canberra based company specialising in wedding photography.
visit: idealimagery.com.au
The Property to Prosper website is a combined effort from the crew at voodoo. I worked collaboratively on aspects of the design and the mark-up and the final product is an excellent example of team work.
visit: propertytoprosper.com.au
A simple wordpress theme for the guys at ArtCraft.
visit: artcraftsigns.com.au
This was a fun site to build, the crew from Movement Mag were after an easy to update site and it required some challenging solutions. My favourite feature is that they can easily update the colour of the whole site at will, keep an eye out for the colour change when they release their next issue.
visit: movementmag.com
