“Lovella Cuisine” recently launched with a trio of products that meets a currently underserved need in the marketplace by offering healthy, high-quality products that are offered at price points that are currently not being met in either the retail or food service sectors. The first products developed for Lovella Cuisine are chicken/beef meatballs, mini cheese ravioli’s and cheese tortellini’s. (more…)
Atlas Party Rental has been a leader in the full service event rental industry for over 25 years. Family owned and operated, the professionals at Atlas understand the need for top quality merchandise and unparalled customer service. Based in the belief that your event is THE event, Atlas makes it the top priority to make sure that everything you want you have and everything you need is there. (more…)
Project Details: Marc Paper Scissor needed a new website to coincide with his cover story on local magazine's WeMerge's Spring 2011 issue. The new website features a blog, updated artwork…
Project Details: Through educational how-to videos and blog posts, site founder Jacob Sharff shares his experience of living life in a wheelchair. The How I Roll website is an informative…
As someone who keeps myself regularly updated with artists within the art scene (lowbrow/underground/pop surrealism) I find it very hard to find artists with websites that match their work. It is so surprising to see a group of such highly creative people have such sub=par web presences.
I guess part of this goes back to the “my work is so good, that my website doesn’t need to be” mentality that many artists have, but whatever the reason is there are simply too many great artists with sites that don’t match their talent. So I began a search for some of the better (there‘s too many artists out there to call this a best of list) artist websites out there and here’s a sampling of what I found:
The FriendsWithYou website is one of the few sites I found that’s actually designed…..really well. The typography is clean, the 3d navigation buttons are a great touch, and the use of mouse-interactivity in the flash header is a simple tie-in to FWY’s world of smiley faced silliness. Images in blog posts are greyscaled until hover, and they’re big and splashy. A site that’s very easy on the eyes, as well as easy to navigate. (more…)