Apology...

Hey,
Was checking over links today, and realized that one of them - used to be a great site - has gotten pretty raunchy. I'm sorry if anyone went through this link - it's been removed.

Thanks!

EKC

More site updates...

More updates today, click on any picture to view it on the temp site, not all of the links are set up yet on the links page & more things need to be added to the list, also, I haven't written the bios for the about us page yet, so the Polaroid links don't work yet.

Site...

http://hotbutteredtoast.07x.net/

Check out the link above...there are still hiccups, inconsistencies and other stuff, but it's headed in the right direction...

EKC

My new website - in progress...

Well, I've been plugging away at the new website this weekend, haven't uploaded it to the server yet, but here are a few screen shots...Make sure to click on them to view fullscreen...I need input, good, bad and ugly.

Cheers,

Erin

(once this thing is actually uploaded properly, clicking on the Polaroids will take you to different sections of the portfolio...)

(this page still needs to have photos of two other artists added, and something other than pig latin for text)

(The logo on this one still needs to be added to the other pages...and that email address is incorrect...)


(And this will be the opening page...definitely click on it, it looks weird in thumbnail.)

Digital

Logos, ads, lead pages, and digital brainstorms. *

* It is an undeniable truth that some of the color schemes and photographs in the lead pages are as ugly as sin: I abnegate all responsibility for this. The customer is always right. Don't shoot the artist.

Experimental

Lots of scribbles and doodles clipped from the sketchbook; a few complete pieces. The first tile was done in watercolor and retouched in Photoshop, otherwise, none of the artwork has been digitally modified.

Things that aren't flat: Textiles, sculptures, and other nifty stuff.

Crusades through Renaissance inspired

Mostly oil or acrylic on canvas. A few incomplete sketches and illuminations, a spiffy notebook painting on medieval werewolves, and an interesting study of a tombstone rubbing.