E.Webscapes Design Studio

AstroChicks is a blog about celebrity astrology. Shawnee came to E.Webscapes looking for a blog design that POPS – with lots of pinks, fuschias, magentas..and some white and a little bit of orange thrown in there for good measure! I recently completed her blog design after wrestling all shades of pink to the ground and beating them into submission. . .

Becca completed the new design for the TV Series Finale blog. It’s a blog about your favorite television season finales — that’s right! The last episode of the season of your favorite televisions shows are discussed here. Trevor includes podcasts, videos and commentary in his posts “devoted to the last chapter of your favorite shows“…

94 Monkeys is a Dalhousie Medical School class of 2011 blog site. They have approximately 10 different contributors to the blog and they came to E.Webscapes looking for a themed website that is attractive and crisp in its appearance. We set about providing them with exactly the design they were looking for on their blog . . .

I’m very thrilled to report that the response to my job posting for a new designer here at E.Webscapes recieved such a large response. The talent out there is inspiring and I had the opportunity to talk to several designers from diverse backgrounds..it was really an interesting couple of weeks. Due to the large response, I had a very difficult time narrowing down the candidates.. but in the end, I brought on some…

We recently finished up just the CUTEST blog design for Melissa at Wonderings and Wanderings, a personal blog about ‘faith, life and self’. Melissa came to us after seeing the design we completed at LizRios.com – inspired by our custom work that I completed there, she wanted a similiar design and layout – but done with her own color preference and illustration choices…

This design was all about the dots! Judy from Golden Swamp had some very specific ideas and concepts about the dots I created and used in her new blog design. The dots needed to be connected.. but, yet – at the same time.. they needed to appear as if they were free floating, at the same time. Connected, like a network…but still remaining independant, one from the other –…