I have finished making the much anticipated update to the site and have applied it. It can be viewed by visiting the site (link below).
They are calling it the Gok Wan makeover… not to sure if this means that I am Gok Wan, but whatever.
I have added several Flash components and just tightened up the whole look and feel of the site, giving it a more modern look.
A portfolio of the more recent work done by Mister Batlow.
I worked closely with Batlow to develop what we are calling the Anti-Blog. It scrolls sideways and has very little information, allowing visitors to focus on the images.
On new years day 2009 I bumped into a resident of another flat in my building. Pete is in the process of writing and publishing a book. The book itself is the result of a multi-continent expedition that he went on. While he was on his travels he kept a diary that he would email to friends back home as he wrote the entries.
This site documents the work I completed during my second year at Goldsmiths. The site contains three projects.
The first project of the year was based on the theme ‘Community’. I used this opportunity to explore the creative nature of a group of my friends.
3D environment of twisted buildings that grow from a moon-like desolate rock.
Re-reading the Book
Sound Project
In their own words:
‘The Strident Camp and Summer Blockade aims to offer space for creative and open dialogue, enabling a united stand against what some commentators have called a nuclear renaissance. Bringing people together from across the political spectrum for open and honest debate about how to achieve a future free from the threat of nuclear annihilation, the week will be packed with speakers, discussion forums, training and workshops. We believe a mass movement from across society is needed to demonstrate that nuclear weapons are too dangerous for the power players of geo-politics. Though uncertain, the future is shaped by the present, and we must start moving now!’
Indeed a good cause to be supporting, I did the work for free.
This is a website I created for an all organic catering company.
It uses a simple HTML frame structure to display pages. This style is very outdated these days and is hardly ever used. Modern techniques tend to dynamically rebuild pages into one file, rather than keeping them all separate. I helped the company develop much of the content for the site as well as taking many of the photographs personally.
A complete portfolio documenting the projects that I completed in my first year at Goldsmiths (University of London). The work was completed between September 2005 – July 2006 and consists of 3 main projects tied together into one site.
I strongly recommend watching the animated introduction (music by Intrigue Junkie) before looking at the rest of the portfolio as it is well worth it. This animation incorporates many elements from all three projects, but in an abstract and non-direct way.
Having just finished an Art Foundation course at The London Metropolitan University in 2005, I had already created an A1 size portfolio of physical work completed during the course. However, I felt that this alone didn’t represent the full scope of what I was capable of.
With a degree course interview in mind I decided to create a digital compliment to the foundation work.
