Having just had our first crit with thomas about our web designs, the majority of the group thought my 2nd website design was the strongest. The brick wall design didnt fit in well with the selection and tone of typeface where as the wooden design seemed a bit plain and ordinary. The white design however worked better and was a more sharp, proffessional looking layout.

This is my third and final homepage idea. I tried to go back to the first idea of a basic, textured background with the white text. I will have the recent project images as rollovers, so if you mouse over they blow up.

This is the second design for my web design page. This is a more basic idea than the first, yet the middle images of my work is stands out quite a bit when you first visit my page and I like this idea. If I am able to, I will try to make these middles images rotate when you first visit the page. Whether my skills in fireworks and dreamweaver at this point will allow this is another matter though! 

This is my first design template for my web design homepage. I went for the brick background so that the site didnt seem to plain, and the white text stands out more. The images in the middle of the page are recent projects, and when I come to develop my website I will try to have the arrows at the sides scrolling through thumbnails of my work.

This was just a simple design we had to produce for a group book which we took to amsterdam, as a thank you to the designers which let us visit their studios. We were all given a quote and had to create a typographic solution.

These set of 3 storyboard images were for a first year illustration project called 'the search'. I tried to go back to basics with this project and think about day to day situations were we find ourselves searching for the simplest things that we may not recognise we do, like looking for car keys in the morning, or playing a game of hide and seek as a child.