Magnoarts

Along with a small group of web designers and programmers, we put together a fully functional social network that helps its users network and find jobs in the marketplace of their interest.

I conceptualized and mocked up the layout and functionality, along with providing graphical elements to each section of the website.

This site was created to promote the film, which bolstered an all-star cast. Unfortunately, it didn't do too well, but that's neither here nor there.

I conceptualized and mocked up the layout and functionality of this Flash site.

A website to promote the quirky, independent, mockumentary film, starring the equally quirky Charlyne Yi.

I decided to go with an arts & crafts motif to mimic the amazing puppetry that is featured in the film. I thought that it also went well to prey upon the hipster sensibilities of Michael Cera's ogling fanbase.

An incredibly fun website to produce because it allowed me to delve into my childhood and tap into a bolder color range. Even though the site is for Mattel, I couldn't help but think of the big buttons of my old Fisher-Price toys.

You can't access this site without a username and password, so unfortunately, you don't get the full effect. I'm pretty sure the password I have still works, but I'm worried about giving that out on a public forum. I wouldn't want just anyone to be able to view Mattel's product line. That could be dangerous.

There's not a lot I can say about Barbie that hasn't already been said. This was one of the earlier sites that I designed, so I've obviously learned a lot since then. Regardless, I think that it has some pretty solid navigation and the hours that were spent rotoscoping those Barbie dolls was pretty worth it. What can I say? I like menial work.

Some call it the most feared sales advisement website around, others don't.

This was built in HTML/CSS.