Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn
Posts tagged with web design
04/13/2010
Estelle Music Website Launch
Today we launched a new EOS powered website for Estelle. It was designed in house by Amy Stein and built by the D2F team at WMG in conjunction with Atlantic. Check out the site.
03/16/2010
Circa Survive Website Launch
Today we launched a new site for Circa Survive designed in house by Amy Stein, project managed by Jeremy Kutner and built by D2C team at WMG. The site focuses around a series of webisodes the band is recording on tour and a growing community and tour archive. Check out the site here.
03/10/2010
TestSize.com – Test Your Site at Multiple Sizes
Designers have a distorted view of the web. We all have huge monitors and speedy computers and it’s easy to forget that your average web user isn’t always so lucky. Testsize.com is a simple web app that allows you to easily check out how your site will display on monitors of varying size. To use [...]
03/09/2010
Notable – The Easiest Way for Teams to Provide Feedback on Websites
Notable Notable is a web and iPhone based service that allows team members to easily share feedback on all aspects of a website. To start a discussion you create a new project called a capture, or a set to hold multiple captures. Captures can be created from a url, by uploading an image, from an [...]
03/08/2010
Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights Website Launch
On Friday we lauched our newest artist website on Cisco’s EOS platform for Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights. The site was designed in house by one of our talented web designers Priyanka Batra (her last before going off to freelance full time) and was managed and built by the talented web teams at Atlantic [...]
02/16/2010
New Role at Atlantic Records
Today the digital media department at Atlantic Records went through a reorganization, and my role at the label has changed significantly. Up until this point I was heading up our creative group, overseeing the work of our team of talented web designers, as well as our new technology initiatives. After today I will be heading [...]
11/11/2009
Geekend 2009 Recap
This year I was lucky enough to be a speaker at the first annual Geekend conference. For three days last weekend self proclaimed geeks descended up Savannah Georgia for talks about design, social networking, technology and gaming. The keynote speaker Friday night was Aaron Draplin from Draplin Design. He set a hilarious, open and friendly [...]
11/01/2009
Believe the Hype
Branden Hall & Joshua Davis have created a new ActionScript 3 framework called HYPE, which simplifies a lot of complex actions in Flash like creating auto generating graphics, mouse followers and grid based patterns. Think of it as a how to be Joshua Davis toolkit. From the site: HYPE is a creative coding framework built [...]
09/28/2009
Dissecting the iTunes LP
On September 10th, Apple launched the iTunes LP – a new music format that they hope will be the digital replacement for vinyl album packaging. The format is a single DRM free package with .mp3 files for music. Below is an example of the how the Bob Dylan package appears in iTunes post download. The [...]
07/27/2009
YouTube – Vendor Client Relationship
Anyone who has ever worked in creative services has run into clients like these. It’s funny cause it’s true. I wonder how many other service based professions run into similar issues?
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