Sunday, 8 September 2013
3 way sailor swing routine
http://youtu.be/LuLUOk--yxg
lovely routine as sailors, the life with the 2 men and woman back flip is exciting
lovely routine as sailors, the life with the 2 men and woman back flip is exciting
websites from Maz
Complicite - http://www.complicite.org/flash/
dont like this site, too complicated, navigation is to small, things to click are tiny and can't see them
nest collective - http://thenestcollective.co.uk
clear headings, i like moving mouse over things and animations happen - go over some of the bunting. feels like who they are. however the front page is very cluttered with informations, prefer clean opening page and then click to get more info.
Ragroof Theatre - http://www.ragrooftheatre.co.uk/index.php
buttons that move, like the animation. Promoters area is very helpful to me, calls when I am in a field with my hair in rollers means i can give people photos/blurb/tech specs when they need them - we need to be able to upload and change these ourselves though as they change very quickly.
Very Different shows are tied together in the icons on the theatre productions page, black silhouettes, gives a history and a feeeeel to the company.
Tour dates page - funny i can't find any i like really, this one
http://www.onedirection.net/tour-dates/#uk2014 has a filter so we could have a filter on saying show me tour dates in London or Brighton for example. I actually like the lay out of the face book events, where you can have a wee picture beside each event to give it some identity. I like months being clearly seperated as they are on One Directions site. dates need to be good and clear with different colours or fonts to pull out informations like Tea dance Time venue book here
something like this http://www.almeida.co.uk/events/
Social networking needs for our website
able to like on Facebook, twitter, and pinterest
http://www.palais-de-danse.co.uk/
this is similar to what I imagine
dont like this site, too complicated, navigation is to small, things to click are tiny and can't see them
nest collective - http://thenestcollective.co.uk
clear headings, i like moving mouse over things and animations happen - go over some of the bunting. feels like who they are. however the front page is very cluttered with informations, prefer clean opening page and then click to get more info.
Ragroof Theatre - http://www.ragrooftheatre.co.uk/index.php
buttons that move, like the animation. Promoters area is very helpful to me, calls when I am in a field with my hair in rollers means i can give people photos/blurb/tech specs when they need them - we need to be able to upload and change these ourselves though as they change very quickly.
Very Different shows are tied together in the icons on the theatre productions page, black silhouettes, gives a history and a feeeeel to the company.
Tour dates page - funny i can't find any i like really, this one
http://www.onedirection.net/tour-dates/#uk2014 has a filter so we could have a filter on saying show me tour dates in London or Brighton for example. I actually like the lay out of the face book events, where you can have a wee picture beside each event to give it some identity. I like months being clearly seperated as they are on One Directions site. dates need to be good and clear with different colours or fonts to pull out informations like Tea dance Time venue book here
something like this http://www.almeida.co.uk/events/
Social networking needs for our website
able to like on Facebook, twitter, and pinterest
http://www.palais-de-danse.co.uk/
this is similar to what I imagine
Silent movie inspiration and hand coloured images for photos of us?
Just been thinking about how we might work with images of us, how about the hand coloured effect? i love the rosie cheeked look of the below and the dusty faded colors. The silent movie stuff shows some lovely fonts for possible The Ragroof Players Logo
Design Ideas from Maz
Love the colours in the above and the sense of scale and perspective in all of these with clear lines and block colours
clean lines
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