Hope you all had a great Christmas! Surfing the internet this morning, I came across the google archive of all the custom logos they've made over the years. There are so many; nearly one for every day of the year! There are some real gems, and above I've shown you some of my favourites from recently this year. I do wonder who designs these, and plus wouldn't it be a great job to design these everyday?!

I have updated my site again, after realising there were some serious problems with the previous version in Internet Explorer. I could not see a way of fixing these problems without seriously changing the site, so decided to go with a whole redesign! Plus the previous design was too slow, the images took too long to load, and there was too many clicks needed to do things.
This new design houses all my work on one page, and only loads each image as you need it, therefore a lot quicker! You can click an image to read about that project, or click one of the links at the top to zoom to the image and expand it. To view more images of the work, click on the 'View Work' links at the bottom of each description, and then scroll through the images!
Hope you like the redesign; let me know if anything doesn't work for you!

The past couple of days, I have spent some time coding a new version of my site. It's flashier and has some nice effects. I have also re-photographed some of my work to really give you a good idea of what it is. The site also preloads all images, and displays them fullscreen behind the text. You can view more images using the thumbnails below the text at the bottom. Your comments are always appreciated. Thanks and hope you like it!

This is a blog I have recently started following. Every day they post something inspirational and thought-provoking. Well worth subscribing. But Does It Float

http://www.newrafael.com
This is a site I came across today. Rafaël Rozendaal portfolio of work, ie. collection of sites he's created. I featured "Jello Time" a while back on my blog, and have finally come across his site with all his other great pieces of work on. All fun and interactive, on the same sort of level of my previous post. They can be changed and interacted with, by the visitor. The doors are my personal favourite, as you can leave some of them open, and the sounds are very accurate. Take a look.