Donald Buick
Web presence with a very basic online shop for musician Donald Buick.
Shortbread Stories
Shortbread Ltd. is a joint venture of bestselling Scottish author, Robin Pilcher and bookseller, William Thomson. Robin & William have been working closely with Gary and Red Barn Studios Ltd. in developing the concept of Shortbread Stories over the last few years. Shortbread is a free short story community web site, offering stories by acclaimed authors as well as unpublished authors. Shortbread professionally narrate and record the best stories for online distribution. Gary produced the beta web site from scratch over a two month period, and has been working on the second phase of development throughout 2009. The second phase of development for Shortbread Stories is nearing completion. User testing is taking place and we should be launching within a matter of weeks.
Beiderbeckes
Photography and a simple web presence for contemporary local bistro. Management have recently acquired another restaurant and will be further developing their web presence in 2010.
The Scottish Antique & Arts Centres
the scottish antique & arts centres are a small chain of Scottish antique & contemporary furniture stores based in the East and central belt of Scotland. Gary has worked with the client for over...
Jane Gowans
final year degree show website for designer, Jane Gowans, a jewellery graduate from Duncan of Jordanstone. A simple, clean and...
Jim Malcolm
We worked alongside Scottish folk musician Jim Malcolm in late 2009 filming and producing a DVD of his Robert Burns show.
Gina MacLeod
New website for Scottish singer Gina MacLeod. A simple website featuring a similar design to her debut...
Castlesound Studios
The new Castlesound Studios website was launched in late 2009. Developed over a course of a few months, it's designed to feature photography of the studio's rooms. I also spent a morning at Castlesound...
The Museum of Lost Interaction
The Museum of Lost Interactions was an exhibition held by Interactive Media Design at the University of Dundee. the exhibition was a showcase of forgotten...