Nov 17, 2016
Eggplant shade of purple
by Jesse Willmon
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Eggplant shade of purple
by Jesse Willmon
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Jesse Willmon
Jesse Willmon is a designer and illustrator who lives in Queens with his wife and two children. His illustrations have appeared on NickMom, Nick@Night, Comedy Central, Animal World Magazine, BBC America & College Humor. His drawing video series called Draw me a [ blank ] can be seen on youtube at: bit.ly/DMABYouTube and his kids app 123 Smash: Bugs! www.123smash.com is available now for lots of devices. He has received various awards for his work, has an MFA from the School of Visual Arts and is generally an all around great guy. You can see all sorts of lovely things drawing by Jesse at: www.jessewillmon.com
Interactive Portfolio Research:
The interactive portfolio I decided to research and look at is that of illustrator and graphic designer Jesse Willmon. I picked this one because it reminds me of the theme/style I tried to apply to my tumblr blog and will try to apply to my own portfolio. The text on the site looks almost as if it’s been handwritten straight onto it and the navigation menu is clearly situated along the top. The roll-over turns the black text pink which stands out immediately.Â
There’s a lot of whitespace which makes the text easy to read and easy on the eyes. Personally, I’d assume that the portfolio is aged at a younger audience, based on the artwork, colour scheme and typography - however, despite it’s quirkiness and almost laid-back feel, it also comes across as very professional, clearly listing Willmon’s work, labeling and displaying it well.Â
I believe the purpose of this portfolio is to display the artists work clearly in order to attract a customer base, seeing how the artist has worked with many companies such as BBC, Power Rangers, and Huffington Post. Overall, I think that this site is very aesthetically pleasing and fulfills it’s purpose well.