There is a mixture of commercial projects and my own art. The techniques employed are completely interchangeable. The go rounds, panoramas and some of the indentures are large files and will take a while to download, especially if using a modem. I think they are worth waiting for.
This is a mixture of work of land and sea scape. It does not specifically relate to any of the projects.
This is my first attempt at book design. It came about through KingsCare League of Friends and their desire to compile a book of wartime reminiscences from patients and friends about their lives on the Home Front. This page contains the 5 interviews, subsequently broadcast by BBC Radio Devon, as mp3 files, each is in the region of 3MB but worth waiting for.
This is a major project funded by New Opportunities under the ENRICH UK scheme. I was very pleased to be appointed coordinator for the project by Torbay Libraries Service. Taking this link will open either a new tag or window according to how your browser is set up. There is a complete archive here containing photos, text, news clippings and a variety of games. Do enjoy as much as I did making the project.
This was a project to create a "Virtual Book" on CD for Torbay Library Services as part of a SWMLAC funded project. The project aimed to inspire young people's reading and creativity and enable young people to explore museums and other heritage venues.
The book is on-line but at 7.7 MB it is really only suitable for broadband users to access. Traditional dial up users may find the wait is long, worth it, but long.
Bell ringing is a traditional practice going back centuries. Here are four churches forming part of the Aune Head Arts "Dartmoor Changes" project to record these bells.
Viewing 3D objects without the restraints of video has never been easier than with this controllable technique.
Go Rounds are an ideal way to look at sculptures and ceramics. Please bear in mind that these files are still quite large and may take a few minutes to download.
As the name implies the panorama can be used for viewing broad expanses. The technique also allows the panoramas to move either horizontally and vertically or to continually scroll.
In addition they present an exciting opportunity to view long thin objects and can link to other pictures and floor plans. Please bear in mind that these files are still quite large and may take a few minutes to download.
I enjoy working with theatre and other arts events. These are a couple of plays at the Northcott in Exeter and the Sidmouth Folk Festival.
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