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Animation Station
Eye Division worked with Flame Design to produce this fresh new site for Banbury's established centre for training in animation and movie making. The content management system behind the scenes allows in-house staff to update the site whenever they need to.
animationstation.co.uk
Oxford Guitar Gallery
Eye Division worked with Dean Ryan photography to produce a content management system for this specialist guitar shop in Oxford, to help maintain their list of special offers.
oxfordguitargallery.com
Site for the lifestyle photographer Karen Foster, based in Oxford, specialising in food photography.
Jeweller creating one-off pieces in precious and semi-precious metals from Oxford.
Site for published illustrator and Guardian Young Cartoonist award winner 2006.
Lucy Baxandall is a papermaker, book artist and installation artist working out of Magdalen Road Studios in Oxford (England). She has worked as a financial journalist, jewellery designer/maker, translator and teacher of French, German and art.
Site for a Midlands based painter specialising in large scale oil paintings.
Portfolio site for the community photographic artist Judie Waldmann.
Art courses in the inspiring setting of Folly Bridge Studios, Oxford, held by Kieran Stiles (BA Hons Fine Art, PGCE)
Site for the UK based painter Anil Nijhawan.
An Eye Gallery system with added Flash slideshows for this Oxford based artist who runs regular art courses in the city.
An adapted Eye Gallery system for Oxford based, internationally exhibiting artist Diana Bell.
Madi Acharya-Baskerville’s work involves projecting her inner world onto collections of objects. These objects can be chards of wood, pieces of plastic, leather shoes, broken toys. What they have in common is a fragmented history. They were once part of a culture, one which has now discarded them, but they remain part of our environment. [extract from artist's statement]
Art4Age brings elderly people together with professional artist to work on stimulating art projects. Art4Age is part of the educational and charitable arm of Oxfordshire Artweeks (site also designed by Eye Division) and was set up in 2006 to run artists' residencies with the elderly.
Clare Bassett
An Eye Gallery system site for Oxford artist Clare Bassett.
Susan Moxley
An Eye Gallery site for Oxford based artist Susan Moxley
Clare Carswell
A customised Eye Gallery site for Oxford based artist Clare Carswell.
Magdalen Road Studios
Eye Division redesigned the site for this busy artist studio complex in Oxford.
www.magdalenroadstudios.com
The Workshop Studio
Eye Division designed this site for an Oxford studio complex, including a Content Management System to allow artists to update their own pages on the site, and add information about latest news and events.
theworkshopstudio.co.uk
Oxfordshire Artweeks
Supporting the local arts community, Eye Division has sponsored the design of the Artweeks web site since 2000. The site publishes the full listings of exhibitions on-line. Working in collaboration with the print designer, the web site allows last minute information to be made available to the public, and provides late-breaking news to artists participating in the festival.
www.artweeks.org
Artweeks Oxfordshire Artists' Galleries
New for 2007, Eye Division constructed this sister site to the Oxfordshire Artweeks festival site. Members of Artweeks are invited to upload six images for permanent public display.
www.artweeks-gallery.org
Kids@art is the educational and charitable arm of Oxfordshire Artweeks (OAEC) and was set up in 1999 to run artists' residencies in local authority schools. It has since run over 120 successful residencies, reaching over 4,000 children and their communities.
3jay Artists' Collective
A small international group of artists who exhibit together and keep their fans up to date on happenings through the web site. Starting as simple gallery space in 1998, 3jay now encompasses web-only projects in Flash & video.
Eye Division maintain the web site and advises on improvements to the site, updating scripts in Perl and PHP, implementing a MySQL database and producing multimedia elements for the site (in QuickTime, Real Audio and Flash).
www.3jay.com
Eye Gallery
Artists Tobias Till, Cynthia Westwood and Christopher Humphreys were three artists based at the Cable Street Studios in London, who required websites with a facility to easily update their pictures through a web site page. The Eye Gallery system has now been made available for other clients with similar needs.
If you're looking for such a solution, take a look at our Eye Gallery site
Art-student.net
Eye Division built this subscription based site for school students from Key Stage 3 up to A Level who are studying art. The site serves as an important information point for students and a classroom resource for teachers. It is listed on the National Curriculum portal site. Eye Division integrated the completed site, which allows easy updating with a bespoke content management system, with the SecPay online payment mechanism.
www.art-student.net
Fotonet
Fotonet exists to encourage the creative practice of photography in the Southern and South East Arts regions, to provide up to date information and networking opportunities, to encourage the development of new work, to expand exhibition opportunities and to promote education and debate on all levels. Eye Division is currently engaged in an advisory capacity and designs online galleries of work by commissioned photographers..
www.fotonet.org.uk
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OxfordArts.info
Eye Division worked with Oxford City Council to build this web site allowing subscribers from the Oxfordshire region to contribute listings to a weekly mailing list about the arts in Oxford. The mailing list now serves a lively community of well over 900 artists and makers.
www.oxfordarts.info
Oxford Film and Video Makers
Eye Division redesigned the existing site for this centre for digital film and video. The site was rebuilt from the ground up using a database throughout, allowing easy updating of content by the directors of OFVM. Eye Division also regularly run courses in Flash design for OFVM.
www.ofvm.org-
Six Chapel Row Gallery
A self-updating site for the Six Chapel Row Gallery, formerly in Bath. Staff can upload pictures and details for new artists, and arrange them by exhibition using Eye Division's content management system.
James Read - Museum of My Art
Gunilla Treen
Faye Heller
Tobias Till
Chris Humphreys
Cleland Moore
Martha Harris
Rachel Ducker
Wanderings- Elizabeth Williams
Elizabeth Williams, a photographer since 1975, produced her first internet project working in collaboration with Eye Division. This fully searchable record of trips to Finland, the Middle East and South Africa, allows the visitor to navigate their own journey through related imagery.
The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization has been publishing scholarly works since 1965 explaining and perpetuating the Jewish heritage.
Eye Division were commissioned to distribute this publisher's printed catalogue on the web. Priorities were to keep the information as up to date as possible with the latest book reviews, prizes, allow searching of the catalogue and easy access to distributors' web sites for purchasing. A clean and simple navigation was required, with a Flash animated introduction. As the catalogue grows, the client is moving towards a database-driven system.
www.littman.co.ukEuropean Association of Jewish Studies. The EAJS was formed to aid the encouragement and support of the teaching of Jewish studies at university level in Europe.
Eye Division built the site from the ground up to allow scholars, institutions and libraries from member countries to contribute their details to an online database. The site allows EAJS administrators to add content to the site, and to coordinate all online and offline submissions of material to the site. We continue to maintain the site and advise on marketing and advertising issues.
www.eurojewishstudies.org
Journal of Jewish Studies - an international academic journal founded in 1948 for the promotion of research into all aspects of Jewish studies
Eye Division designed a site advertising the Journal, publishing the latest contents list and providing contact details.
Behind the scenes Eye Division created a password protected site for the editors to organise all submitted reviews and articles.
Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies - a higher education centre in Oxford for the study of Judaism. Eye Division produced the original design of the site and navigation structure. Particular emphasis was placed on accessibility issues - ensuring that the site conformed to W3C standards and guidelines for disabled viewers.
www.ochjs.ac.uk-
Oxford Brookes University came to Eye Division seeking help and advice on the rebuilding of their main site design. Eye Division worked closely with the existing design team, and also put together proposals for the University intranet site design, focusing strongly on accessibility issues.
In addition, Eye Division worked with the International Students' Advisory Service on updating their web site. - More recently Eye Division developed the Upgrade mini-site for students who need study advice, and the online version of the Supporting Students Handbook.
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UKERNA
Eye Division designed a series of Flash interactive training modules for staff training purposes, including, among others: an explanation of DNS Resolving; a Hexagon challenge game; Walk through guides for University staff on DNS and name servers 
Eye Division designed a new site for the Museum, including a Content Management System to allow staff to completely manage the content of the site and update it in their own time.
Eye Division programmed and designed an interactive CD-ROM for the ELT Division: The Good Grammar Book, Italian version. Programming was carried out in Flash and Director.
Eye Division programmed a series of interactive educational tools for Education software supplier QVQ Ltd, including: a symmetry test ;interactive probability tree diagram; interactive factorial finder;
All these were coded using Adobe Flash 8 Pro software.
