Mike Mottes

mikekmttes.com
designer, illustrator, animator

he designed a game for the ipad and iphone as well as a bunch of animated shorts that are on his portfolio site. His is another site that has so many little things to click or scroll over that you can probably stay on it for a good 20 minutes watching videos or just plaing with the background animation.

Mobious

www.emobious.com/old
The constant bubble sounds are annoying but they do give you the option to stop them so thats good.
Its a desing firms website it's interactive and animated. its also their old site but i like it's fun attitude more then their new one even if it is more profeshional.
OLD

NEW mobious.net

jcbsong.co.uk

The digital pencil you pick up and can draw with on this site was my favorit part
jcbsong.co.uk

It looks good

This site is for a band called  "It looks good" its just got a bunch of smily faces an you can click and drag and they jumble around with semi-realistic physics. the liks are just red highlighted faces or the band name you click.
http://itlooksgood.com/oldsite/

Hello sour sally

www.hellosoursally.com

This isn't even a site for a artist. It's for a frozen yogurt shop. You use your curser to float around as this little girl holding a baloon. when you get to a part of the page you want more information on you pop the baloon and she falls into a cup and pop up opens and givs you info.

Sawyer Hollenshead

is a designer, front-end developer and hustler with a passion for all things digital. Currently at Wander and previously at Mozilla, Oak and Dumbwaiter.
http://sawyerhollenshead.com/

Kinetic

www.kinetic.com.sg/main.html
This site is just Crazy its got an awesome mix of site and sound effects. As you scroll down the page  the theme and the music change. on some portions things follow you mouse and Almost everything is interactive. you can practicly click or roll over everything and something will happen.

Lotie

www.lotie.com This site is a portfolio for hand drawn illustrations. Its free form you can mouse around the site and the background image highlights and draws attention to clickable areas.

Reverenddanger

This is a portfolio site for a group of illustrators. they make animations for websites and other applicatons. their site is fun and interactive.  www.reverenddanger.com

Terredevenements

This site is for an event planing company www.terredevenements.com
I like that you can click on parts of the illustration and it takes you to different parts of the site.

Lost worlds fiar

www.lostworldsfair.com/atlantis
This site is an advertisememt for internet Explorer and its ability to support
WOFF "Web Open Font Format"
you scroll up and down the page and it travels past various examples of Fonts that are now supported.

Pojeta.cz

This site is in Chech but i like the look  www.pojeta.cz.
The page loads and you can eather travel up into the sky or down under the water.
I like the Cartoon style artwork and the unique flow of the website.

Handy website for web design

The site is www.w3schools.com. It shows has examples of HTML and CSS code for almost any situation.

Mike Descola's website

I came upon Mike Descola's website while casually browsing the web.

Its clean, clear, and interactive. He displays his prowess in web design as well as skill in Photoshop. Its an excellent example of a personal portfolio website.

Web project 1

This is the website I plan to fix for the first web design project. http://georgerrmartin.com/
Its George R.R.Martins page and as a best selling author his page should look better then this.

It looks like its out of the 90's and there are so many parts that are never updated or useless.

Paul F. Tompkins

Saw Paul F. Tompkins on HBO so I went to his site. I liked the look of it even though some elements were not functioning. (the porthole portion, and the crawl along the bottom)

http://paulftompkins.com/index.php

I don't know why I can't seem to add a screen shot of it but check it out.

Starting a new blog assignment

From this point on, for some time, my posts will pertain to web design.

This page   ( http://www.csszengarden.com/)
 
Shows how, with only CSS styling, one can change the entire look and feel of a website.