Part three completes the trilogy.
RyanRussell.com.au is now online. This being the third project to be serviced from the core platform that is Russell&George serving up delights for Byron George & Russell&George and their adventures in architecture.
Well done people.
Stage 1 live.
We're working through a project for our friends at byJoost and (were proud to say) the first incantation is live.
Of course there's always more to come, and in the spirit of sustainability we'll use what we've done to bring new content, ideas and words from a project we support in spades.
Thanks T, Al, Wil, Stormy, Ayu & Z.
Part two of the three now online.
Byron George launched to much fanfare - the site uses a really smart little shared build of WordPress to deliver content to both this site and to the shared Russell&George showcase site.
The content is shared as defined by the guys, the formatting is specific to each architects style (and whim) so, whilst in R&G there's a collective approach to formatting - each architect is defined with either a black or white theme, take a look it's pretty neat.
... and we love wordpress too
Sammy's Vintage posters site: http://welovewp.com/
haha!
Hey hey, we've just finished a project for the poster king - Sam Johnston, of Vintage Posters Only in Armadale, down here in Melbourne town. It's a twist on the traditional blog backend, Benji (working has magic all over the place) turned out another masterpiece.
If you like your wall art, take a look there's sooooo many posters it's crazy, and with special scrolling features it's a piece of cake to use.
We've just launched a new site for Hugh Peachey Photography. Hugh does good work - so it's very exciting.
It's modest yet functional, it's about the photography after all, built on the wordpress framework. Many thanks to Benji for the build and smart use of Java-tech to keep it all looking swanky, and to Hugh for keeping it simple and clear.
Lovely - now we celebrate.