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HTML5 Poker cheat sheet: a web app
work Monday 2nd of August, 2010
- I started playing Poker again.
- I built an HTML5 cheat sheet and web app to help you sort out chips before a game.
- I wrote an unfeasibly long blog post about points one and two.
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Scared of the Ocean - Thalassophobia
work Tuesday 13th of July, 2010
A couple of weeks ago I posted this illustration, which I was hoping to develop as a full project. And that's exactly what happened — as the artwork for the debut album from Scared of the Ocean, a band from my home town of Milton Keynes. Plenty of pictures in the full article.
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Mano a Bydo
work Thursday 8th of July, 2010
A quick remix of a vector illustration I did last year, for a blog post that I never finished.
On a related note: Dobkeratops is my favourite video game boss of all time. I think that was basically what I was trying to say in the blog post, although I had it padded out over about 1500 words. That, and that you should probably play an R-Type game in the next few days.
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escape
work Thursday 24th of June, 2010
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Under the Water
work Wednesday 23rd of June, 2010
A little bit of in-progress illustration work that may or may not be for a future project...
(On a slightly related note, who do I need to screw to get a dribbble invite?)
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Sketchbook I
work Thursday 20th of August, 2009
I don't draw enough any more. Broke out the graphics tablet this week — expect doodles.
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Sausage & Beans
work Wednesday 5th of August, 2009
Don't ask!
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The Loft
work Saturday 4th of July, 2009
The Loft is the studio of Helen Dowthwaite, a talented designer from Cumbria. Helen asked me to help her create a simple portfolio site for The Loft — she provided the layout and graphics, I put it together in Flash and Javascript (with a little touch of PHP out back).
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www.kathrynwarwick.com
work Thursday 14th of May, 2009
Another day, another Wordpress theme — this time for my lovely girlfriend Kathryn. Her new blog is a bit sparse at the moment, but I am assured that she intends to fill it with tasty recipes (as well as more general musings). As a regular benefactor of Kathryn's cooking, I can assure you that these are recipes that are worth a look.
I also spent an hour messing with the site's front page (as I had accidentally deleted the previous version's stylesheet without noticing). Mmm... Microformats.
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Sarah France - Work in Progress
work Saturday 9th of May, 2009
A little while back, I put together this Wordpress theme for the awesomely talented Sarah France. She was in the process of moving her blog from Blogger onto her own site, and had asked me to help her set up a downloaded theme. I suggested making a custom theme — it didn't seem right that a designer with such an interesting, distinctive portfolio was going to be stuck with a generic layout. I tried to keep it simple, readable, and generally nice to look at and use, while also reflecting Sarah's love of modernist grid-based design.
Fast forward a couple of months, and Sarah has finished packing up her old blog, and is officially launching the new one. Go check it out!