Created in collaboration with Taproot. In this project, I unified the site’s navigation and content organization, as well as helped set up and assist users with adding content through Adobe Contribute. Although my design work was completed on time, FUF hasn’t fully completed adding content, so you can preview the site at test.fuf.net.
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Created for my podcast.
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This site was designed from a business card I was given, with emphasis on keeping the logo’s color palette and style. The site operates horizontally rather than vertically, which makes navigating simple. Visit the site.
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Tools used: Photoshop, Dreamweaver.
I designed the logo and comic theme for MolluskAntics, a brilliant webcomic created by a friend of mine. I chose to use the simple and lightweight SomeryC for the site’s CMS, customized for the addition of Moo.fx effects, reformatted comments, and a simplified back-end skin.
Site Design
Comments Section
Admin Panel
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Tools used: Photoshop, Dreamweaver, text editors galore, and SomeryC.
I was digging through past graphics work and found some icons I had designed a while ago:
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Tools used: Photoshop, Illustrator
I’m all for widgets, but only when they look good. So instead of complaining about the LastFM widget, I redesigned it.
I also redid the logo for the widget to better match that of LastFM, but with the dashboard glossy-button style.
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Download my version here.
Tool: Photoshop (vector tools)
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One could say it was like lock-picking. This was a vector study I did on metallic objects, focusing on how to utilize only Photoshop’s vector tools and styling panel to create bended gradients. Tool: Photoshop (vector tools).
Update: I’ve noticed that many people are using my image for a lock-graphic on forums. Go ahead, have fun.
