Rebecca Cross Textiles – Rebecca contacted us saying 'everyone has a website these days, and I need one just to keep up.' We discussed options for several hours while reviewing her work. The abstracted nature of her pieces called for a more modern design to highlight each piece as the center of its gallery page. The clean lines and black background of the main gallery page emphasize the strong colors and textures Rebecca typically employs.
Gayle Pritchard Art/GAPDesigns – Gayle had a book going to press in a few months and needed a website for the book jacket and tour. She also needed gallery space for her own artwork, some of which is for sale. We created this design using some of her pieces, bringing in elements of the more natural fabrics she uses. We chose a warmer palette and design for the wrapper to reflect the 'homespun' heritage of quilting that permeates her work.
A Different Spin – A four-man circus arts troupe in the San Francisco area needed a revamp to their old website. The previous version had some dead-end pages, haphazard image placement, and didn't fully capture the energy and style that make the troupe unique. We reorganized the site, created a new, brighter wrapper, and moved all their content and some additions to the new version.
Women Aren't Funny – 48 Hour Creation Redesign and minor reorganizing for a feminist sketch comedy troupe in New York City (they picked the name; we think it's clever).
The Empty Mirror – Build-out 'Can you build this?' asked the band leader. Sure we can. And we'll work in some clear organization, an easy-to-maintain structure, and a simple way to sell your album while we're at it. No need to thank us, citizen, we're just doing our job.
