Portfolio

Peter Lloyd needed a sophisitcated web presence that showcased his work and acted as a way for people to get in touch easily. We identified what the key messages were and I desinged a simple portfolio site around it.

In 2010 I joined the team at VideoGamer.com set with the task of redesigning their successful online publication. The new site was designed from scratch with the intention of visually bringing the site up to date and more importantly making it more efficient and useable to their large audience.

Cineserve offer services to the film industry from their offices in Soho. I designed a new homepage for them based on a series of old cinema photography, which one of the management enjoyed collecting. It was later decided that they wanted to go for a more modern image so they put the redesign on hold.

A poster to promote Nic Auerbach's movie. We worked through ideas before establishing a realistic concept and deadline. I arranged the photography for the poster based on a signed-off sketch. Photography by Charlie Whiteway, concept sketch by Adam Harris of New Tribe, Brixham.

Michael required a website that looked highly professional and could easily showcase his work from all angles so I designed him a scalable Flash gallery that's dynamically fed to allow for easy updates.

The studio I was working for at the time pitched the site redesign for one of the largest rental firms in the UK. I designed this mockup for the pitch based on their brief.

I was responsible for designing the official UK website for the movie, Transporter 3. I designed the site based on the movie's key art and created an interactive Flash-based site that included trailers, galleries, and movie synopsis.

Buznow needed a way to easily show new and existing users how to use their iPhone App service. So I storyboarded and composeted a video that would be used on YouTube and their website.

I designed several mockups for The Co-operative group which were well received, but unfortunately they restructured their company before the project went any further.

I was pleased to be able to design the official UK website for the Korean film, The Good The Bad And The Weird, based on the films key art. I created an animated and interactive Flash website that used sound and video to enhance the experience.

Having worked with the band Guilt-Trip on their promotion work in the past they asked me to create the artwork for their latest album, Suffer in Silence.

Before this film won two Oscars in 2008 I designed and build a Flash site for the UK release of La Vie En Rose. Assets were provided by the team who created the French site and I used them to create a unique site that showcased the film for UK audiences. 

The MOKO team were after something to match their luxury range of designer interior products. Several designers in the studio pitched ideas and this was my homely take on a homepage design.

This highly acclaimed Tattoo Studio in Brixham asked me to provide a web presence that showcased their brilliant tattoo work via a gallery they could administer from anywhere.

A basic vehicle listing site created as a favour for a friend. It has a minimal design with call to action on the homepage and a vehicle listing area controlled via a CMS with advanced filtering tools for users looking for something specific.

I created an identity for Simon's business on Facebook where he could easily update his clients. I designed an accompanying one-page website to redirect users to the Facebook page until Simon decided to expand the website in the future.

I was asked if I could create a set of DVD's that would play on flat screens across several pubs. They would have to display the latest promotions on loop. I used Photoshop to mock up each slide and After Effects to animate them.

I designed the largest purpose built conference centre in Torbay. It needed to appeal to a business market but remain approachable and easy to use.

I rebranded Sterling Fashion Jewellery around the clients tastes while retaining important functionality. They wanted to showcase their beautiful handmade products with the option of buying them online. I made sure products could be easily viewed with a zoom function and multiple angles.

In October 2010 I set up a podcast with some friends of mine who were also in the games industry. We came up with a name for the podcast and I created the branding and themed a WordPress blog to act as a way of delivery updates to listeners alongside Twitter and Facebook profiles.

I designed & built the official website for Ophion Paddles. The site features full shopping cart functionality tied into PayPal with an admin area to manage products and orders.

These T-Shirts feature both the Guilt Trip logo, which was placed on the hip of the shirt, and a bespoke illustration across the back also used on the artwork for the Suffer In Silence album.

I redesigned a webcomic site with a host of new functionality including the ability to administer user comments and editorial content such as articles. The main addition was a whole new articles section fully editable via an admin area.