Above is the accepted logo for the EASiHE research project. A number of logo ideas were proposed for this project and above is the one they felt was most appropriate. They wanted a look that was suitably professional and simple. The robot was also suggested as a logo, however it was decided to use the robot within the website rather than have it as the logo itself. I’m determined to get this robot used, as it was rejected for the MSFI project, doh!

A flash animation for a medical website:

Created in Illustrator CS 2.0

Created in Illustrator CS 2.0

A logo for the lifeguides project at the Learning Societies Lab, University of Southampton

The Internet Doctor theme

This is a website template for the Internet Doctor project.  The brief was to create a generic style that can be adopted for varying subject matter.   Apart from the logo, all the elements of the site are created in XHTML and CSS therefore multiple colour schemes can be easily adopted.  The initial concept was created in Photoshop and upon aproval converted to XHTML and CSS

Created in Adobe Illustrator CS 2.0

Icons for an educational website on Multiple Sclerosis

This is a Flash application that adds a layer of interactivity onto a video.  Students watch the video and can click on elements which they deem to be hazardous.  Students get an immediate score at the end of their attempt and are then shown all the hazards that they should have spotted.  In this case, the video is used to teach students the hazards associated with using lasers in a lab environment (designed for the department of physics).

This is a collection of cartoons for an educational website related to multiple sclerosis. The project team wanted a collection of images for use in their educational material all revolving around a pre-established character.

This was a character I created for a research project at the university.  The brief was to create a friendly character that could be re-created in a number of different poses. Created in Adobe Illustrator CS 2.0