Mr. Pixel's Blog

Having finished up a web contract with Brr Digital early last week, I spent a couple of days lazing about enjoying the New Zealand Indian summer with day trips to Takapuna, Mission Bay and St. Helliers. Then it was time to get back into "find a new job" or "find a new project" mode. An email from Aoife Fitzpatrick a committee member of La Touche Players, an amateur drama group from Dublin whom I have been involved with over the last few years in both an acting and design capacity, provided me with a nice interim project while I continue to hunt for a paying web design job here in New Zealand.

Aoife was providing me with some feedback on a logo concept I did up for the group last year, looking for some minor changes regards preferred version and some capitalisation preferences and inquiring about getting a website done up for their 40 year anniversary. Over the end of the week and this weekend I mocked up a website concept for the group along with the logo modifications.

You can view the concepts at the links below.

logo concept: http://mrpixel.ie/ClientConcepts/latouche/

website concept: http://mrpixel.ie/ClientConcepts/latouche/web/

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Below is a poster for 'Sublime to Ridiculous' an upcoming week of theatric comedy to be hosted by the La touche Players in Theatre 36@ the Teacehers Club in Parnell Square in Dublin's City Centre. If you want to head along you can book tickets here or why not check out the group on facebook for other upcoming events. .

This week golfgtisportline went live. It is a blog dedicated to Hugh Coffey's VW Sportline Golf convertible and all things Golf. Hugh is hoping to build up a register of Sportlines, MK1 Cabbys and Clipper golf models from across the U.K. and Ireland and has already received a number of pictures and details from other budding Golf enthusiats. As well as the register the site features a shop, blog, gallery and a detailed overview of the history of Hughs car and the model in general. Check it out at golfgtisortline.com or click on the pic below. .