Posts Tagged ‘art’

Piecing WordPress Together

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

Seattle Mosaic Arts

WordPress Development: Scott Marlow | Marketing by Marlow
Design: Kelly Jean Davis | Farm Girl Works
Technical Advising:  Randy Steiger | Conflare
Photography: Laura Joyce-Hubbard | Mother Goose Photography and Claire Barnett
Consulting: Karrie Kohlhaas | Thoughtshot Consulting

Claire Barnett pieces together business and art in her new business venture: Seattle Mosaic Arts.

Although Seattle Mosaic Arts provides memorial mosaics for grieving individuals and families, the Wallingford store’s main purpose is to build community by teaching and promoting mosaic.

We wish Claire the best in her new venture, and hope you’ll visit the new mosaic store at 1325 North 46th Street.

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Same Artist, New Canvas

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

screenshot Patrick LoCicero

CSS/XHTML Web Development: Scott Marlow

Patrick LoCicero needed a fresh website. One that he could update with new works. That meant his old Flash-based site had to go. The new CSS-based website makes adding images easy.

Graphic Design by TKTJ Design.

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Star Light, Star Bright – Art @ Twilight

Monday, April 14th, 2008

screenshot Twilight Artist Collective

CSS/XHTML Web Development: Scott Marlow

Q: What’s faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound?
A: Twilight Artist Collective’s new website!

The new TwilightArt.net, featuring local Seattle artists, loads 63% faster than its predecessor. Utilizing Cascading Style Sheets, images per page were reduced 91%, from 23 to 2; and page size was decreased from 143Kb to 60Kb. Not only does this improve page load time from 33.5 seconds to 12.5 seconds (56k modem) – it facilitates site maintenance for the community of artists selling their local handmade art goods.

Have your dreams of a custom-branded website fallen like a star? Do you wish for enhanced super-human performance from your online marketing efforts? Don’t go into a phone booth to find a web superhero.  Make Contact.

Graphic design by Todd Karam.

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