www.ayurvedic.me

I've been slowly working on the design and identity for Angie's Ayurveda Practice over the last few months - amongst everything else - and have just put up the start of her website.

Simplicity is order of the day, keeping everything clean and minimal, maybe too minimal at the moment, but there is more to come in the days, weeks, months and years that follow.

Tags : angie ayurveda, design, family, website, work,
Posted by Dorian Moore on Tuesday, August 26, 2008 at 11:11 GMT

www.alisonleeper.com

A simple portfolio website for my Mum's printmaking practise, showing some of her works in preparation for the Perthshire Open Studios.

Tags : design family, website, works,
Posted by Dorian Moore on Monday, August 25, 2008 at 15:18 GMT

www.gerryleeper.com

A simple portfolio website for my Dad's jewellery and silversmithing practise, showing some of his works in preparation for the Perthshire Open Studios.

Tags : design family, website, works,
Posted by Dorian Moore on Monday, August 25, 2008 at 15:15 GMT

Ross has updated one of his kiosks to record some musical confessions from the atendeed of SHOWstudio's Fashion DJS project. This is my contribution, many more here

Tags : kiosk showstudio, video, work,
Posted by Dorian Moore on Friday, July 11, 2008 at 12:10 GMT

I'm going to be heading out to San Jose ('do you know the way?') next week with Julie Myers to work on some workshops with her, as part of Zero 1 festival.

More details on the workshops here

Posted by Dorian Moore on Monday, May 19, 2008 at 09:26 GMT

Films: http://www.somewhere.org.uk/almanacfilms
Project: http://www.somewhere.org.uk/almanac

Project Summary

The Almanac project involved collecting time lapse photography from 5 sites, over the course of a year. These images are used to generate 1 minute video sequence that is shown each day on the main screen at Cinema City in Norwich. The video sequence is specific to the current date, and the site displayed is picked at random from the selection available.

This project has been going on for 4.5 years, and is now finally installed and running in the cinema. The project was initially commissioned solely for presentation for the cinema, but we have added a web presence for the videos at http://www.somewhere.org.uk/almanacfilms where each days film is posted after it has been generated for the cinema.

You can find out more information on the background to the project on the main Almanac site on somewhere's website.

My Role

I've been involved since the early stages of the project in advising on how to manage the collection, recording and storage of images, creating test versions and finally building the end database and software to generate the video clips which are displayed in the cinema, and to dynamically create and upload versions to the project website.

Posted by Dorian Moore on Thursday, November 15, 2007 at 09:24 GMT

I've just put up a new version ofPostEverything, after 6 years. It's been a long haul, and really this should have been there many years ago, but hey ho, I've been busy elsehwere. Anyway, it's here now, and I hope a lot better than the previous site. And a lot more adaptable, which is the main thing. What's there is fulfilling the basic requirements of the site - physical and downloadable music sales - needed for relaunch, but there is much more to come.

And no, it's not turned into a social networking site.

http://www.posteverything.com

Tags : cd download, mp3, music, PostEverything, sales, vinyl, website,
Posted by Dorian Moore on Monday, July 30, 2007 at 11:37 GMT

AudioBunny was soft launched about 8 weeks ago, and is gradually gaining a reputation in Japan for it's no-nonsense editorial style. The intent is to provide an alternative to the payola basis of the content in music magazines in Japan, using web publishing to open up the platform for music writers to write what they want to, and for a broader coverage of music available in Japan outside of the established monopolies.

http://www.audiobunny.jp

Tags : audiobunny japan, magazine, music, publishing, website,
Posted by Dorian Moore on Sunday, July 29, 2007 at 23:20 GMT
Last modified Monday, July 30, 2007 at 11:36 GMT

I've just put an amended and extended design by Paul Hetherington onto West London Projects, once again backed by my CMS, to make it all nice and easy for someone other than me to keep up to date.

West London Projects
(requires a wide screen, sorry. It's a bit wider than I'd design)

Posted by Dorian Moore on Wednesday, March 7, 2007 at 15:46 GMT
Last modified Sunday, March 18, 2007 at 12:59 GMT

This is a very compact site - 1 and a contact page in fact - that I made for Saxophonist Simon Rose. I started with the aim of building a small CMS driven site for him, but in the end put everything on to one, very minimal, page. It's still powered by the CMS though.

www.simonrose.org

I'll be adding the ubiquitous blog to it sometime soon. That'll make it all a bit larger.

Posted by Dorian Moore on Wednesday, March 7, 2007 at 15:22 GMT
Last modified Sunday, March 18, 2007 at 13:00 GMT