Pelagic Design Portfolio
The owners of Interior Trails needed an online presence to extend their outreach to clients. Simple, clean, and a touch of sass characterize the aesthetic behind this site. Site design included a linked blog, the "Traildog Log."
Project Ongoing
www.interior-trails.com
This artist wanted an "online portfolio" to feature her oil paintings.
Project Ongoing
www.joancobbmarsh.com
To keep things simple, we made this site out of Wordpress, so that the author could easily update it herself.
Project Ongoing
www.evasaulitis.com
An author site for the many projects and publications of the 2013 Los Angeles Poet Laureate.
Project Ongoing
www.eloisekleinhealy.com
Eowyn's new book prompted the need for a website to represent her. To give her flexibility, we created an associated blog with a personalized look and feel so that she can keep her readers and fans up to date.
Project Released, 2012
www.eowynivey.com
Attorney Judith Moman needed a website to share information about her "calmlaw" services. This modern, bright design conveys Judith's style with professionalism and spirit.
Project Released, 2012
www.legalact2gether.com
This poetry press needed a site to feature their titles and authors. Working together, we developed a sophisticated, clean look and feel.
Project Ongoing
www.mariealexanderseries.com
The new writer laureate of Alaska wanted to showcase and connect writers living in this large state. The website lists author-generated profiles, features a search engine, and uses forms to collect information on new books, resources, and more.
Project Ongoing
www.alaskanwritersdirectory.com
Broadsided is an online, grassroots, virtual, on-the-streets press. Using simple technology such as pdf files and RSS feeds, new publications are delivered across the country each month.
Project Ongoing
www.broadsidedpress.org
A quilter whose work is shown in galleries and institutions around the United States, Linda needed a website that showed both the work she had to offer for sale and some of the public commissions she has completed. The subtle background and graphic elements of her site echo her quilting work.
Project Ongoing
www.lindabeachartquilts.com
This Seattle-based florist needed a website to feature examples of her designs for weddings as well as for other events.
Project Ongoing
www.floressencedesign.com
Gabe Travis is a fine artist who wanted a website to feature both examples of his work for commission and the fine notecards he has made from his original art. Paypal technology was used for card sales.
Project Ongoing
www.gabetravis.com
Writer Peggy Shumaker needed a clean, simple site to feature her titles, announce upcoming events, and provide basic biographical information. Site design included training in how to make updates.
Project Released: Summer 2010
www.peggyshumaker.com
This Buddhist Sangha wanted a site that was calm and reflective, yet provided clear information to its members on upcoming events, classes, and meditation opportunities. Registration forms and a store for purchasing goods was included in the design, and training was provided for site upkeep.
Project Released: Summer 2010
www.anattasatimagga.org
Metal sculptor Marieke Heatwole needed a site that reflected her dynamic art. The site's front page features changing news clips and an image slideshow to immediately suggest the range of her work and the fact that she's currently engaged in many exciting projects. A customized blog was implemented in 2010 so that Marieke could more easily post updates.
Project Released
www.mariekesmetal.com
Terra Luna, a restaurant on Cape Cod, wanted an online presence to introduce visitors to their fresh menu and also their new catering business. This project uses a simple, spare design that reflects the aesthetic of the restaurant.
Project Ongoing
www.theterraluna.com
Artist Amy Meissner needed a website to feature both her fine art and children's book illustrations.
Project Released: 2005
www.amymeissner.com
A bead store in Anchorage, Alaska wanted a site to feature its products as well as the classes that it offers. Integrated technology with the store's inventory was used for online sales.
Project Ongoing
www.alaskabead.com
As a writer, I needed a site that would serve as introduction, resume, calendar, and business card. The site is simple and clean, offering a selection of poems, links to reviews, and more.
Project Ongoing
www.ebradfield.com
This new independent press wanted a site to feature books, events, and submission guidelines. With simple, bold color and design that balanced linear and more organic shapes, we gave a visual sense of the aesthetics of the editors.
Project Ongoing
www.arktoi.com
The University of Alaska Anchorage's Honors Program needed help redesigning its website both to improve the information flow and to integrate the design into the university's new content management system. Working closely with staff, a site that was student-friendly, informative, and clearly organized was designed for implementation by the university's technology staff.
Project Released: May, 2006
http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/honors/
Virtu wanted a site that would reflect the range of its offerings, as well as featuring its community involvement and announce its monthly openings at the local "First Friday" events.
Project Ongoing
www.virtugallery.biz