O’Neill Digital Magazine – Mens Edition Fall 2010. This Digital Magazine is based on the print version of the O’Neill Fall 2010 catalogue and required changes to publish this Digital version and features animated swipes, video and Gallery sliders this was a innovative and successful project created using low-res pdf files supplied from the client. Click here to view the magazine.
O'NEILL - digital magazine
Tiger Woods as a Jedi Knight – I came up with this idea after finding an image of Mace Windu played by Samuel Jackson and seeking images to keep Tiger Woods in the spotlight during his injury. [..]
ScrumOfTheEarth.com – The Rugby Super Heroes sees Rugby players from over the world featured in a Photoshop ‘Mash-Up’ with comic book super heroes or villains. [..]
Catflap Magazine – The first weekly football digital magazine which managed 72 issues was my first experience of digital magazine design and publishing. Originally 32 pages the magazine often [..]
Tiger Woods – Snorkelling… This is part of a series of Tiger Woods parodies which were created when the golfer became injured. We required to maintain interest in Tiger Woods whilst his spell away from the game. [..]
Peterjenner.com a jewellery website created for a well established jewellers based in the Pantiles of Tunbridge Wells. The client required a clean but informative website which best displayed their bespoke Jewellery.
Caricatures of the England Football Team – These can be found in previous issues of Catflap. I have since worked on animating the characters.
TheSecretCellar.co.uk – This website was designed by myself whilst working at Gingermonkeys. A stylish yet functional website which also features a php shopping cart. The site complements the independent wine shop and provides a good on-line presence and trade. [..]
HollyDench.com – Bespoke Hat maker and fascinator website created to current web standards features a customised patterned background .
Having come across a parody page on Facebook I decided to add my contribution which features the leader of the conservative party David Cameron as a robot [..]
