i’ve recently put the finishing touches on my
friend rafeeq’s website which can be found at rawashington.com. rafeeq has quite a collection of poetry, stories and written word and most are now available online. the very limited edition of "fairtrade 1" can also be accessed at the site and additional photos, MP3s and links will be added as soon as i get them from rafeeq.
rawashington.com incorporates "flash" & some "javascript" which is supported by +90% of browsers, if you have any problems with viewing of the page or find coding errors, please let me know.
props goes out to michael ocampo & smartformation.com which provides the hosting for rawashington.com.

brandt gallery is the oldest art gallery in tremont and jean brandt had a big part of starting the tremont art-walk. information on upcoming exhibitions as well as info of previous art-shows are found at brandtgallery.org.

after the first year of shitzstock and the big plans for the next western new york punk campout, it was time to go with a website for the vast info and details needed to attend or perform there.

shitzstock.com makes use of flash for the splash-page and has video and photos available of the three previous festivals.

shawn of "kid tested" asked me if i could do a website for the band. i finished the project august 30, 2004, just in time for the bands performance at "the hanging chad fest" (august 31) and "studio a rama" (sept. 11).
kid tested has broke-up but may be reunited in the future. as for right now, the domain expired on gokidtested.com which featured flash, video and mp3s

rob of the cleveland (loud) rock band “i sing the body electric” wanted a simple website that would have their show dates as well as other info.

the site debut was march 24, 2004 and lasted only a year due to the band breaking up and rob no longer wanting to renew the domain. this site featured flash and inline frames.

machine go boom has been one of my favorite cleveland bands ever since i seen them at the green room (then mikey machine). MGB was voted clevelands best rock band by the readers of scene magazine in 2005 and have been in the rock & roll hall of fame (performing).

machinegoboom.com uses flash, inline frames and features the art of keyboardist carrie bukula.

i’ve frequented pat’s in the flats enough that i became a weekly regular and developed a deep respect for pat and her DIY attitude she has had long before DIY became a punk phrase.

my only sore spot with the club at that time was that you wouldn’t know who was performing or if anyone was performing on any given night.
i was not the only pat’s patron that yearned for congruency concerning upcoming shows.

it was davis mavis of the franchise that was asking pat in the early spring of 2003 why she doesn’t have a web page and pat answered “i don’t know people that do web pages” or something very similar (i was in earshot but i’m not a DAT). davis quickly replies “well hell, lou is right there, why don’t you ask him?”

shortly thereafter, i considered myself a web designer.

go to patsintheflats.com.

this post is dated when the website was designed but was edited march 2, 2006.