Web Pages 'n' Stuff

Here's a small sampling of some of the web pages I've created over the years.  I've done some sites professionally for various local organizations (some of them local churches through a business started by my friend Russ) and are linked here.  The old sites are still residing on my server, so I apologize for the slow loading.  All page layouts and graphics were done by me.

My services are available for hire - and my fees are about the cheapest around since I do this on the side. Please drop me an e-mail if you need a website or some assistance with your existing site as well.  Eric@mister4x4.net

Website links:

Company Logos/Site Main Graphics:

	Company logo for West Texas Off Road in San Angelo, TX.  (still in use & in print through JP Magazine ads and company stationary)
	West Texas Off Road web-ad on Concho 4 Wheelers website.  Still in use.
	Cornerpiece logo for the West Texas Neighbor Net project.  (status pending)
	Header logo for main page of West Texas Neighbor Net.
	Main logo for an online forums I frequent and also helped create.
	Cornerpiece logo for the Concho 4 Wheelers website.  No longer in use as it currently appears.
	Company logo for Stone Age Technologies of San Angelo, TX.  (status pending)
	Cornerpiece logo for the Alta High Class of '86 web page.
	Link button to the Alta High School website locationed on the Alta High Class of '86 web page.
SFT Logo Page	Development page for site logo for an online forums I frequent
Cognation Amicitia logo page	Another development page for site logo for the new site of an online forums I frequent

Common Website Graphics:

	'Home' and 'Back' buttons for my website.
	'Back' and 'Top' buttons for the QISV website.
	Blank Navigation button
	Blank Navigation button with Java Mouseover feature
	Another button with Java Mouseover feature
	My first lame attempt at animated 'Back' and 'Home' buttons
	My second lame attempt to make them somehow... better

Photo 'Chops:  Taking a picture, and grafting other pictures into it, distorting, cropping, re-coloring, animating, or otherwise modifying the picture.  I've done a few.  It's pretty fun.

	An avatar I made for an online friend.  His original avatar is on the left.
	Another avatar I made by grafting in an online photo of the avatar's owner in-place of the frog's face.  (Optimized for a white background)
	This is not a real Windows Error message.  I made it myself.  But I thought it was appropriate considering the troubles I was having with a particular machine at the time.
	A lot of people that frequent online forums use 'signature' pictures.  Here's my old signature graphic.
	And here's my new signature picture.
	This was a picture I created after visiting a site that determined what type of vehicle you drive based on how you answered their questions.  The images they had didn't cover my preferences, so I made my own.  (using my own Jeep, of course)
	A Jeep forum I frequent had some lame avatars for Jeep CJ owners - so I made my own and published them to the Jeep site. All of these avatars can be used anywhere, but some look best on a lighter background.
	I also made some customized avatars based on the ones above - the one on the left is my personal avatar for most of the online forum sites I frequent.
	Here's some more customized avatars I made for myself and a couple of friends who frequent some Dodge sites.  The red one on the far left is mine and looks almost exactly like my real truck.  The white one is for a friend at DodgeTalk.com (01_OffRoad) and the red one on the right is for a guy I work with.

I enjoy building web pages and creating graphics, and wouldn't mind doing it full-time.  But for now, part-time on-the-side is about all I've got.  So drop me a note and let me help your site turn out the way you want it to.