I recently launched a site for Winston Riley, a New Orleans based writer, producer and director of documentary films. The site is a simple clean large format site with embedded Flash YouTube and jQuery LightBox in the gallery section.
Please visit his site and browse his gallery or still and watch the clip from his documentary: Walter Anderson: Realizations of an Artist.
Not sure what Media Temple is doing with my email but nothing is coming in or out through SMTP, IMAP, or Webmail. I hope it gets fixed soon. This wasn’t in any update email I normally get…. wait… that’s why I didn’t get the email!
This is a call to anyone that has outstanding statements, questions, business, or general contact inquiries that have gone unanswered. Due to something similar to Email Chapter 11 and a nonfunctional contact form, to re-acclimate myself to communications I ask of you to please resubmit your emails and contact forms. I apologize profusely to you all, as this an egregious oversight on my part. It is in no way a reflection of my personality and I am very sorry if I have missed your communications.
I have recently decided to expand my work experience and am considering job offers both full time and freelance. I am highly proficient in CSS 1.x, 2.x, 3; XHTML transitional, strict; XML and SEO. I have several Addy recognitions for my contribution to the internet in web. My knowledge base is firmly ruited in creative design aesthetics, standards compliance, device independence, interface and navigation, interaction design, and user experience.
If you or anyone you know is in need of design, programming, or flash work, please review my resume and my portfolio, and pass my information along.
Be gentle. It is still a work in progress. I have yet to represent all of the glorious work that I have accomplished. There are quite a few illustrations that I am happy displaying. Though, I am currently discussing amongst contemporaries whether or not those are best fit for another section. Any thoughts on that matter? I would love any feedback that you have.
Check out a very good friend of mine, Brian Turnbough, with his team on The Learning Channels as part of Sand Blasters 2007 competition.
Check him out for a moment in this music video about the Sand Blaster Competition. Here is an excerpt from the Learning Channel Web Site:
Ted introduced Brian to sand sculpting seven years ago, and they have been working together regularly ever since. As part of a larger team they won the People’s Choice Award at the World Championships in 2004, but this is their first time competing as a duo.
There is a picture of the team demolishing their sand sculpture in the gallery on the site.
