Recent work in 2009...
November 2009:
- The UK version of the New Balance ecommerce website has just been posted (please excuse the small browser issues; development is working on those.) View it here
. A few of the original project comps are here. - The Gems of Virtues board game is coming back from the printers and looks like it will ship December 2009. Design mock-up is here. Facebook Group page is here
. - The University of Texas San Antonio microsite has just been posted. View it here
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October 2009:
- The iPhone / iPod wallpapers are up!
- Supporting Creative Commons and using their CC Network
. - Looking forward to seeing the NB Web Express UK site live.
- Currently working with the University of Texas at San Antonio on a new micro/program site.
September 2009:
- Created a new logo for Strumming for Vets
. - Just switched out my portfolio's jQuery Lightbox for Galleriffic plug-in. Also, trying out the Feedback plug-in from Get Satisfaction
(see tab on far right.) - Working on some custom graphics for a Bay Area roller derby player.
- Still looking for a client that wants a CD or DVD package/artwork done.
About me:
I am a graphic designer, front-end Web designer and digital artist. I have been doing graphic design work since 1990 - beginning with X-Acto knives, tape and harsh chemicals; then PageMaker on a monochrome Macintosh SE - with the majority of my portfolio work having been created using Adobe CS2/3/4 on both platforms (Mac and PC.)
Over the years, I have worked with/on ecommerce web design, darkroom, silkscreen, offset lithography, 4-color proofing (hand laying each color using lightbox and loop), audio and video recording/editing (Pro Tools + Avid), jQuery, Google SketchUp, and performance footwear technology.
Lately, my influences are Banksy, Cuban poster art, Mark Ecko, Good magazine, Bill Scott
, Kalle Lasn, House Industries, indie album-covers and posters, Stefan Lucut
, steamcrow.com
, Sailor Jerry, Anthony White
and Alex Grey (Tool.)
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Tristan Denyer
