Ian’s web.
Hi, I’m Ian. Thanks for visiting my modest corner of the great sprawling seething tangle of pipes that constitutes the Internet. You’ve arrived while the raw ingredients are being peeled and scrubbed; I’m in the process of preparing a more substantial smorgasbord of ephemera, curiosities, and flotsam.
For now, you’ll find some hearty web fare to gnaw on below.
Ian online.
These are frequently updated, and require only light seasoning.
- Popup Fiasco
- My personal blog, where you’ll find links and scribblings.
- The Ianternet
- A blog for high-carb, protein-packed computer geek content.
- The Joy of Appscript
- By day, I am a mild-mannered Mac nerd. By night? Same thing.
- My Flickr pics
- Supplement your web diet with vitamin enriched images.
- My Twitter account
- Mainly for telling the world exactly how thrilling — or not! — your life is.
Things I’ve made.
I’ve also built a few things you might like. Try them lightly panfriend with a berry jus.
- Demo Magazine
- The biggest magazine you’ve ever seen — it’s like, A2 or something. Helping unsigned Australian bands get exposure, it can also be used as an emergency tent.
- Deus Ex Machina
- Deus comprises a bunch of motorcycle enthusiasts who have sensibly attached a café to their showroom. Or a showroom to their café. Anwyay, I had the fortune to build their original website (the link above is an archive).
- XXVI
- That’s pronounced "twenty-six", if your Roman numerals are a little rusty. Australia’s only brand agency dedicated to words, tone of voice, and copywriting. Presented in a tasteful eggshell blue.
- The Sydney Picnic Company
- These guys make picnics that can make a grown man weep with joy.
- The Bit That Broke Off
- A handmade Flash animation to promote Kea, an organisation helping to put expat Kiwis in touch with one another. You know, in case watching the All Blacks in a pub isn’t doing it for you.
- Sydney Theatre Company season launch videos
- These were created for the 2007 and 2008 season launches. (Cate Blanchett was at the second launch; I can confirm that her canapé etiquette is beyond reproach.)
If you use Adobe After Effects, well – I have the script for you. Ease and Wizz is an adaptation of Robert Penner’s easing equations for Flash, and they’re bound to make your motion look sexier.
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