Tuesday, 16 December 2008


we have created links to other pages using rollover pop ups of them hidden in the index page



this is the new photogallery layout with rollover top tips connecting to the photos

 the original layout for the character page changed and we decided to follow the same layout as the index page this included links to the photogallery pages

new village

Monday, 15 December 2008

Thursday, 11 December 2008

Final index page layout.
Quite a cool little layout...not for anything particularly relevant to gardening but thought it looked like planting labels!

Wednesday, 10 December 2008

bunting


managed to animate the bunting to make it a bit more interactive/interesting to look at. 
not sure if its a little distracting? 

(not sure if this will work cause blogger doesnt like animated gifs)

Tuesday, 9 December 2008

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=66403676

this link is to a myspace page of a french musician/artist....scroll down and u will be able to see a little animation about vegetables that i thought was pretty schweeet.
text to accompany the 'step by step' guide. In keeping with hand made feel.
This would be the page that you will directed to after the village fete poster. Here you will be able to find out about how each character grew their own Giant Vegetables? Thoughts?
Final Character illustrations.

Monday, 8 December 2008

the photo galleries look amazing, and i like the dustbin idea a lot too.
maybe we could vary the scanned in paper more? i'll see if i can find some on flickr.
jamie and i thought that the dustbin would remain on the page all the time ad you could clck through the images revealing the next layer of soil/compost with the line of text revealed at the same time down the side of the image. Every image ould have an accompanying line of text and the text would simply be added underneath the last.

The title "hall of fame" will also be added to the photo-gallery pages in the same typographic style as the homepage



marrow and tomato photo galleries



an idea of the method pages for growing potatoes

Wednesday, 3 December 2008

Really like the gallery stuff you have done laura...really nice.
Luke the poster looks really nice too! im still drawing up the characters but will bring them in to finish tomorrow! 

potato experiments

Photobucket Album

ignore these too





ignore these





fete posters



the designs for the village fete menu page


how to grow step by step instructions



Tuesday, 2 December 2008



a few character designs
A few sketches for character designs..

This is our site map.

Sunday, 30 November 2008

sketchbook


just a few experimental illustrations on the subject of allotments


Saturday, 29 November 2008

this is the type animation from the born magazine website

Wednesday, 26 November 2008


there is also a design house tjep.com that make products using sculptured pieces. this is a brooch containing all the different ways to say i love you. i just liked the different type forms that are used to make up the shape

 tomato
 vince frost
christopher wool

artists and designers

hey guys i was looking for designers and artists that combine text and imagery;
christopher wool - works with wallpaper patterns
vince frost - created adverts for australian tourist board on place to visit
Tomato - works with printing often overlaying text and images together
This link also has a step by step guide on how to set your own vegetable patch and how to grow the vegetables. 

Ineractive Gardening webpage.

Thought this would be worth a look as it is basically what we are aiming to do but in a typographical way.

breaking and entering

at st anns allotments. just trying to get some site-specific ideas for research. 





this site has brilliant tips for growing stuff and it also has a few of the ideas that we came up with like gardeners tips etc

Tuesday, 25 November 2008


                      This was the result of our mind mapping session. Plenty of ideas going on.
Ok everyone the blog is up and running so lets get posting some ideas up!