To mark the launch of the new Arts Council website, acclaimed visual artists Thomson & Craighead have created a bespoke new digital art commission.
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Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
New Arts Council website : Digital Art Comission
To mark the launch of the new Arts Council website, acclaimed visual artists Thomson & Craighead have created a bespoke new digital art commission.
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advertising,
arts council,
viral,
website
Sunday, 18 October 2009
Scott Rimmer - Coming soon
New website coming soon www.scott-rimmer.co.uk
Watch this space!
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scott rimmer,
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Sunday, 30 August 2009
Hannah Rollings - New website online

I have recently completed a website for illustrator Hannah Rollings. Based in the south east of England, Hannah has a strong illustration style. Taking inspiration from Mills and Boon books and local life in Bexhill-on-sea her work explores the humour behind sexual life and these famous romantic novels.
"he groaned as he pealed away the silk to reveal the twin thrust of her lush ostrich eggs encased in pure white lace".
View Hannah's new website >
See more of my work >
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Hannah Rollings,
illustration,
website
Monday, 25 May 2009
www.danielensor.co.uk up and running!
It's been a hard weekend's work but my new website is up and running! Please take a look, it's still in development I will be adding more work to the portfolio shortly but here it is:
http://www.danielensor.co.uk
http://www.danielensor.co.uk
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built,
design,
graphic design,
portfolio,
website
Tuesday, 7 April 2009
Lost luggage?
Have you ever been the unfortunate soul who loses their luggage at the airport? Well look no further, you may be in luck! Take a look at this website of lost luggage. The aim, to re-unite travelers with their lost luggage! The suitcases are collected, photographed and and well documented, and now published rather nicely on the 'lost luggage' site.


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airport,
design,
documented,
lost,
luggage,
personal belongings,
photography,
voyeuristic,
website
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