THAT muffin top image
Yesterday, at work, I was asked to create an image to illustrate an article on 'losing your muffin top'. And create an image I did. It appears a lot of people liked it despite (or more likely, because of) its silliness. It seems a shame that it was only live on the MSN UK homepage for one day. So, for those who missed it, here's a slightly bigger version.
The light of day
It feels like I've been working on a lot of projects recently that have yet (or never will) see the light of day for one reason or another. So, while I'm waiting to see if my most recent design work leads to anything, I thought I'd post a few test images from a project that unfortunately didn't work out.
Time-lapse photoshopping
I made this video months ago, but finally thought I'd upload it. It's just me creating an image for the MSN UK homepage. It would've only been live online for a few hours, so I didn't put the care in I would for some designs. However, looking at it now, I think it's pretty decent for a rush job.
Sorry the video quality isn't great. I hadn't used the best settings of the screen capture software.
My desk at work
Or at least part of it. Does it give you an insight into my mind? Maybe...
A photo for you
A rare Amur leopard cub. I shot this one week shy of a year ago.
A Creative Commons licensed image from my Flickr photostream.
Mario the Brooklyn Plumber
I made this last week. It's part of a video I created for MSN Tech & Gadgets and is the part I'm actually pleased with (not that the rest is bad, just, y'know, failed experiments and all that).
It's at the end of the video. Those voices are Iain Lee and Charles Martinet (the actual voice of Mario!) and the interview is taken from MSN's Gamecast.