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An ongoing website, my most recent client, is one created in the honor of the author, writer, musician and gourmet: Joseph Wechsberg. |
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At the end of 2006, I began working for the client Paris International, a travel agency located in Paris, France. I have been involved in updating and maintaining their websites, principally Paris Tours Guides (click for an image of the site, not my design, but which I maintain and update), as well as creating a new site for the French Riviera, which will be online soon, and a site for the Travelling Desk, already online. |
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Last year, I completed the site concept and logo design for the client CLMF (click for a screen shot), a company offering intercultural and linguistic training programs and courses in Paris, France. The site is currently being developed by programmers. It should be online soon. I will also be designing a visual identity package for this client. |
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I was recently asked to modify the original site concept for Global Readiness Training, as well as the logo and business card I designed as part of the project last year. The color scheme was changed from gray and burgundy red to a chianti red with a dark navy and a light blue, which was applied to the entire site, and the visual identity package. |
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The site designed last year for Patricia Lister Kennedy is an online gallery exhibiting the artwork of this Australian artist now living in France. |
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I worked on a project which was completed in the fall of 2006, the logo and site design for the Global Tech Forum, a sub-site for VNU Global Media-VNU Business Media Europe. The company was bought out not long after the project was completed, and its future was quite unclear. Thus, my design was never incorporated into the Tech Forum. |
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The self-healing technique of the Shaolin monks: Hsin Tao. |
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Xalam is a music group from Dakar, Senegal, currently living and working out of France. The site is basically complete; the band has plans to modify some photos and to add a video or two. |
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Business Talk France: I helped redesign the navigation, specifically the language (and
subsequent) menus in javascript, created many new pages, particularly in the French section. I was also in the process of cleaning up the code and optimizing the site overall, and had began to re-organize the vast number of files in general. I am no longer working with this client, and the entire site and design has changed. |
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Bass player Jeff Curry, principally a Jazz musician, is currently residing and working in Tokyo, Japan. The News and Schedule pages are often updated, but I am no longer working on the site. |
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This site is for a non-profit association I created in 2003 with a friend. It can be seen at Paris Terra Cultures. I created the logo for the association which can be seen on the site, too. |
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A Centre dedicated to Applied Methods
for Development of the Sahel, as well as various educational and cultural
training, is located in MBour Senegal – ENDA-Madesahel. This site is sometimes inaccessible for a few hours or days. I have no idea why, but it must be server-related. Also, the original green background has now been changed to white. |
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The online catalogue for Stanlowa Paris, creators and distributors of clothing and accessories for all types of classical and contemporary danse, involved implementing secure online payment with the CIC bank. The first page, the colors, and various other parts of this site are often modified, and I am no longer the designer, but the layout of the interior pages and the shopping cart are still basically as I created them. They have added an English section, without my help. |
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Artbridge was an organization which offered artistic workshops, exhibition possibilities, and rental of their facilities in MBour, close to Dakar, Senegal. It no longer exists, but the site will remain online as an archive of and tribute to the artists’ work. |
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In coordination with an exhibition in the 2002 Dak’Art Off Biennial in Dakar, Senegal, and in which I also exhibited a series of nine drawings, I created a web site for Hang’Art. |
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The second web site I designed was for a linguistic immersion summer camp in France called
American Village. This was located at www.nacel.com, in the American Village section, but was changed
for reasons unknown to me. I have placed an the original version of it, on a personal web space (though modified without all of the original photo galleries of the children for legal reasons): American
Village. |
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My first site, which I update from time to time, is my personal web site. |
