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| Here's a sampling of some of Lynch Graphics' website designs: |
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This site is a labor of love that I've been building for over 5 years. Though Old-Time is a relatively obscure traditional style of music, this site is visited over 50,000 times a year by viewers from all over the world. The Old-Time Music Home Page even merited a mention in the February 2000 issue of Forbes magazine. If you want to know more about David Lynch's personal interests, you can visit his autobiography page on the site. |
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CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL PARTNERSHIPS Redesign of existing web site. Added feature content to front page, modified navigation system to be more user friendly and consistent. Lynch Graphics has also designed many of CAP's program materials. |
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MICHAEL JOHNSTONE AIA - ARCHITECT After creating Michael Johnstone's logo and drawing some technical illustrations for a forensic golf course architecture court case, Michael asked me to review his web site design. After showing him how I could enhance attractiveness and usability - as well as make the site more consistent with his new logo, Michael had me redesign his website, too. |
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New design for a Philadelphia-based folk band who tours extensively across the US, as well as abroad. The band were so thrilled with the CD package design I did for their latest release that they had me extrapolate the design into a new website for them. |
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Marshall Wyatt, the owner of Old Hat, was so pleased with my CD packaging design that he hired me to revamp his web site. 5 years later, we revised it again. Marshall wanted a site with a vintage look, focusing on old 78 rpm records. He also wanted a navigation system that made sense. Marshall wanted the site to look lush, and didn't care how long it took to load, since most of his clients have broadband connections. The site includes interviews, as well as the complete liner notes for all his CD releases, so the site doubles as a sales tool and a valuable historic archive. |
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Brahma Ridge is an event center near Candler, NC. After creating an oversized postcard and a brochure for owners Holly Berry and Rob Denton, they awarded me their web site project. I took extra effort to make sure the website was consistent with all their other marketing materials to maximize branding. |
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This Charlotte, NC-area band was so thrilled with the CD package design I created for them that they wanted me to update their website, too! Check out the Look and Listen page to see the simple method used to play sound samples. |
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Asheville, NC-based Vollie McKenzie wanted a simple yet fun site he could use to sell his music and promote himself for gigs. Vollie was pleased with the open, simple, yet playful design I created for him. |
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This project was another joint effort of Lynch Graphics and Los Angeles-based Asylum: A Design Studio. The client knew they would frequently make changes to the site, so the buttons in the navigation system were designed for cost-effective flexibility when adding or replacing pages. |
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