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Tommy B — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 02:29:14 +0000

My first freelance project for Fire Design in Taranaki, New Zealand, a website for a local triathlete looking to keep existing supporters and sponsors up to date and build new support. A home page design was all ready done when I started. I turned it from a single static Photoshop document and a few lose ideas on function and structure into a fully functioning dynamic site with an easy to use content management system and a sexy java-script gallery.

Created with Photoshop, Wordpress, PHP, CSS and a little Javascript cherry on top.

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Meteor Adverts

Tommy B — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 16:14:34 +0000

A range of web adverts made for Meteor Asset Management whilst working for Timandra.

Created using photoshop & stock imagery.

Stable Cottage

Tommy B — Sun, 03 May 2009 20:41:48 +0000

Website for a self catering holiday cottage in suffolk. Graphically designed to reflect the simple, timeless pleasures of the Suffolk countryside. Technicaly designed to be universally compliant, fast loading for 3G and to try to keep visitors from diverting.

Created using Photoshop, HTML, CSS and a pinch of Javascript.

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AMC

Tommy B — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:43:19 +0000

Flash element for Advanced Modular Computers. Created to make the presentation of their services more dynamic. Site created by Antony Walton at Timandra.

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Bunkies

Tommy B — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:41:38 +0000

Concept for pod hotel accommodation at festivals. Initiated by an idea I had working at festivals around the UK selling camping equipment. The amount of ill prepared people I encountered and witnessing the quantity of discarded tents dumped after the event lead me to this solution. Branding, website and promotional banners created at University of Plymouth.

Created using Illustrator & Flash.

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The Score

Tommy B — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 22:38:16 +0000

A project to raise awareness about the wrongful classification of drugs in the UK aiming to inform young recreational drug takers of the relative risks individual drugs pose. This would lead to individuals making wiser, more informed decision’s and minimise potential risk. Each drug was given a score from 0-3 (with 3 indicating the largest risk) taken from a survey by the home offices Advisory Council on the Misuse of Controlled Drugs. The ratings given and averaged by made by a large variety of drug experts. The participants included 29 psychiatrists, and 16 experts on addiction ranging from forensic scientists to law enforcement officers and headed by Professor David Nutt.

Screen printed UV T-Shirts, UV Posters and HTML Website.

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Poster under UV light

Illustrated t-shirt. A map of the UK made of pills. Highlighting the 2million E’s taken in the UK every weekend.

Poster under UV light

Illustrated t-shirt. A graph of the difference in damage done to your body by an evening taking ecstasy, drinking and smoking.