my other site
lemorris
10-14-2004, 11:42 PM
Just put up our other site finally.
http://www.lcharris.com/
Me and my wife built it in 8 hours.
I like the simple clean look, but there's not enough cars for me. In your opinion would adding a car specific link take too much away from the more design based focus?
-lemorris
http://www.lcharris.com/
Me and my wife built it in 8 hours.
I like the simple clean look, but there's not enough cars for me. In your opinion would adding a car specific link take too much away from the more design based focus?
-lemorris
bonzelite
10-15-2004, 03:58 AM
some reason front page loads only top banner, then stops. only grey field. tried refresh, no good. maybe it is just me. but cannot see anything.
as for your query: what do you want to do with the site?
if you are concerned with mixing identities, then yes, it is too much.
IMHO, trying to be a carpenter, a bricklayer, a baker, a machinist, a public speaker, a comedian, an astronomer, and a window-washer all on one business card, one site, comes off as hokey and gay.
have one identity per business model. even auto-makers do this: "lexus." what the fk is that? >>> toyota. that is all. but they see the effectiveness in the USDM of different brand identities. that may not be an exact template analogy, but i hope you see the parallel.
with my visual homage company, i will start with cars as an identity, then create different divisions within it, like a car manufactuer. i may even call the other part(s) something else to set it/them apart commercially. but i will more than likely incorporate that main identity, visual homage, for tax reasons, and have subsidiaries within it. like Disney and Miramax -same company, different faces of the same company. lots of folks today still have no idea they are the same. Disney: cute bunnies and shit. Miramax: nudity and killing and shit like that.
as for your query: what do you want to do with the site?
if you are concerned with mixing identities, then yes, it is too much.
IMHO, trying to be a carpenter, a bricklayer, a baker, a machinist, a public speaker, a comedian, an astronomer, and a window-washer all on one business card, one site, comes off as hokey and gay.
have one identity per business model. even auto-makers do this: "lexus." what the fk is that? >>> toyota. that is all. but they see the effectiveness in the USDM of different brand identities. that may not be an exact template analogy, but i hope you see the parallel.
with my visual homage company, i will start with cars as an identity, then create different divisions within it, like a car manufactuer. i may even call the other part(s) something else to set it/them apart commercially. but i will more than likely incorporate that main identity, visual homage, for tax reasons, and have subsidiaries within it. like Disney and Miramax -same company, different faces of the same company. lots of folks today still have no idea they are the same. Disney: cute bunnies and shit. Miramax: nudity and killing and shit like that.
ww667
10-15-2004, 07:09 AM
cute
Jeep_Rubicon
10-15-2004, 05:55 PM
cool
asaenz
10-18-2004, 10:22 AM
I think it is right on, for a personal, informational site that shows you and your wife's mad skillz.
I think her side needs to be more like yours as far as the thumbnails w/ the image opening up to the right, but perhaps that isn't possible for her fine art and publications links.
Hey, Lemorris would you share how you did the thumbnails w/ the full size images opening up? I really like that.
My site is almost complete. Right now I am using JavaScript to open up a window (same size as my images) it works great but I like what you do better.
Thx
al
I think her side needs to be more like yours as far as the thumbnails w/ the image opening up to the right, but perhaps that isn't possible for her fine art and publications links.
Hey, Lemorris would you share how you did the thumbnails w/ the full size images opening up? I really like that.
My site is almost complete. Right now I am using JavaScript to open up a window (same size as my images) it works great but I like what you do better.
Thx
al
lemorris
10-18-2004, 10:31 PM
I found the image script here:
http://www.dynamicdrive.com There are tons of cool scripts there with instructions.
For the one I used I copied the javascript to the head section which was basically an array (path to your big pictures) and then I nemed a table cell dynloadarea like the instructions said. Then with my little thumbnail images I put the load image into the cell code.
download the source from my portfolio page and then open it with your web authoring tool. I didn't hide it.
I figure someone shared with me....
http://www.dynamicdrive.com There are tons of cool scripts there with instructions.
For the one I used I copied the javascript to the head section which was basically an array (path to your big pictures) and then I nemed a table cell dynloadarea like the instructions said. Then with my little thumbnail images I put the load image into the cell code.
download the source from my portfolio page and then open it with your web authoring tool. I didn't hide it.
I figure someone shared with me....
stuffbyalex
10-18-2004, 10:58 PM
cool site lemorris... man you guys are talented! What kind of paints does your wife use?
GirlBear
10-19-2004, 12:06 PM
very cool. im clapping right now "col" clap out loud
asaenz
10-19-2004, 02:44 PM
Da---ang I didn't notice the site in your code. duh.
Thx Lemorris.
al
Thx Lemorris.
al
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