Implemented a download store for Point Made Films, to sell their film Adopted and it’s companion sessions.
Adopted reveals the grit rather than the glamor of transracial adoption. First-time director Barb Lee goes deep into the intimate lives of two well-meaning families and shows us the subtle challenges they face. The results are riveting, unpredictable and telling. While the two families are at opposite ends of the journey, their stories converge to show us that love isn’t always enough.
The Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center in Middlebury, Vermont provides high quality technical, workplace and continuing educational opportunities for the secondary and adult learners of Addison County. The majority of students come from Middlebury Union High School, Mount Abraham Union High School and Vergennes Union High School. We also have students from private schools, homeschooled students, and high schools in the outlying areas. Designed and produced in conjunction with Opaque Design.
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Design for a lift ticket discount site.
Tom Whelan is best known as a location manager of high quality feature films and television series.
I built this Website several years ago, using the typography from his business card as a starting point. The business card was designed by Rick Whelan. Doing updates this week I remembered how much I like the photos and the simple layout.
Tom is my uncle, so you could say this is a family affair.
Great article by Jacob Cass that says…
Logo design in today’s world is totally under rated. People do not understand how important a good logo is and how valuable it is to their business and this is why I am going to outline some very important facts telling you exactly why logo design should not cost $5 and why your logo is not something you should take lightly.
This article details using Fondu to convert your Mac true type fonts – which are stored in OS X specific .dfont containers – to the PC friendly .ttf format.