web designs for artists

Rick Scott Photography Amazing landscapes and fine art imagery fill this Northwestern photographer’s site. It was our main goal to give his work the most prominence, so the design is completely focused on the images and we use scalability to display them as large as possible in different monitors. Rubber Fish Art We created a custom system for this retouching studio that walks you through the creative process that happens when a photo is retouched from original photos to finished product. The system is expandable so that they can add new work without our help. Elizabeth Watt Elizabeth is a top Manhattan photographer whose photos have graced the pages of the best national publications. We redesigned her site, working with her closely to make sure it brought out the essence of her photography. Ann Wilkinson Ann is a photographer who loves everything handmade – she’s a great contributor at Etsy. We brought that handmade and unique feel to her site design. It’s the first site we’ve made using mainly watercolors and pencils! Sean Justice Over the last few years Sean Justice has shifted the focus of his work from commercial toward more artistic photography. This evolution in his career path brought the need for a new website. Lynn Chandhok Lynn is a poet who wanted a site to celebrate the publishing of her first book, “The View From Zero Bridge”. One of her requests for the design was that it would be influenced by Indian artwork and visual heritage, which are essential to her work. Lisa Pines We worked closely with Lisa to come up with an identity that complements her photography and her style. We implemented a random slideshow for the homepage that she can easily change herself. Patterson Graham For Patterson’s site we used a modern design technique to give the photos the appearance of sitting on a reflective surface. We designed this site to make the photos stand out by giving them as much space as possible.