People of Morrowvale – Art Site [Day 083]
Website for Art Installation People of Morrowvale is the contentious artwork cycle created by Graham Woodley in 2018. https://peopleofmorrowvale.uk
Words
In 2023, I created an interdisciplinary arts project that merges my best comedic storytelling with my 30-year background in musical composition and borrowing heavily from my professional experience in web development and visual design. I’ve channeled all of my expertise and skills into this project to create a unique and innovative work of art, music and entertainment.
Writing is at the heart of what Day For Night is, mostly due to the creative nature of work which is sometimes self-initiated, and where there are characters, stories and situations, but the mythology or back-story is left to be explored. It’s been my journey since the age of 10, and which informs my current work ‘Epiphanies’.
CVA Gallery “Woodley”
Brand Experience, Custom Site Design & Development ContemporaryVisualArts.com is the primary online display venue for new works from artist Woodley. https://contemporaryvisualarts.co.uk
Day For Night :: Identity [Day 008]
Book | Words & Images by Eric Scott Eric Scott is a writer, multimedia artist, designer and composer… and in his 2nd book “Identity,” (Day 008) he explores the gestalt of Day For Night, presenting a variety of visual identities (alternating between the personal, and those created for his clients) along with other “messaging” from […]
"The Creative Process" Andy Lakey
Design, Interview & Editorial Click here for an interview between Professor Aaron Prevots of Southwestern University and artist Andrew Lakey
Crestone Group.com
Custom Site Development, Catalogue Photography & Copywriting Visit: https://www.crestone-group.com
Day For Night :: Client Portfolio
April 1998 marked the start date of Eric Scott’s career as Creative Director with Day For Night Multimedia. After a very productive “re-invention hiatus” of three months, re-focusing priorities from his previous role as Art Director with WorldWest Communications, Eric moved all of his attention on developing a compact and flexible studio environment; one which […]
Various Artists :: Music From The Park [Day 020]
CD / Download Genres: Found sound and dark ambient/cinematica Day For Night label compilation “Music From The Park” (Day 020) highlights multi-tasking composer Eric Scott in producer/instrumentalist roles. Donning his remix cap, he weaves 18 original tracks and presents us with his personal, sonic mind-map, mashing up the cinematic vs. the narrative; aggro vs. paranoiac; ambient vs. atmospheric. […]
“Noel Crane” Official Felicity Site
Brand Experience, Digital Strategy, Viral Site & Copywriting Noel Crane has asked us to host his popular Flash site for him, and we are honored to have him on board. Cut. Ok, now, back to reality. The personal homepage of Noel Crane, graphic designer, friend to Felicity Porter, and resident advisor at Kelvin Hall and […]
Clarity.
Really, the first thing we need to restore is an immense degree of clarity. Everyone should do an Avatar course. Live deliberately. Create what they prefer. Experience the belief, that what we believe is also what we experience. So if Situationist films, are about film and Situationist books are about literature, then Situationist new media […]
You’ve pissed me off, so I’m going to go away and form my own island, now.
Tchotchkeys, Gilbert Paper Samples.Paper waste and visual diarrhea.Things that look like objects, but whose function has been replaced with the spectacle.Like print samples with images and words, which look like and remind us of books, but which lack a viewpoint, an author, even an idea. Or take VH1, E! and MTV. Networks whose collective vision […]
Oversimplification 2. New Age music.
Look at the perils of discussing a New Age culture. Lots of metaphysical personalities are turned away from a cliché that is populated by unclear language, literature, and music. It attempts to integrate the metaphysical parts of human experience, at a counter-culture level, at the expense of conventional methodlogy, but also at the expense of […]
Crazy life.
What will happen to Noel Crane when he graduates? Will he make the logical movement into the agency world of design? A freelancer working on album cover designs? A true non-conformist? * With the exception of Noel’s internet billboard gags.
Loved it.
Beyond the thrill of hearing my site’s URL mentioned every few weeks, I was lucky enough to have worlds collide privately on a number of occasions. In the first-season episode where Noel was invited to participate in a student gallery show, graphic panels of DAY 001, DAY 011 and DAY 021 from the Day For […]
Feedback? (…and why none from Noel)
A quaint irony exists in both the quantity and quality of e-mail flooding the server, from an audience both delighted and disoriented by the site’s in-character approach. Television’s fourth wall had not been broken here. Of those who made repeat visits, the appearance of a mostly-finished site waiting there for them prompted a few bewildered […]
“The Creative Process” Eric Scott
Design, Interview & Editorial This interview with Eric Scott, conducted by Prof. Aaron Prevots of Southwestern University for his series “The Creative Process” and covering topics ranging from the beginnings of Day For Night, the power of influence, and artistic and business strategy. Read this interview: The Creative Process: Eric Scott Interview Part 1 The Creative Process: Eric Scott […]
Phase Two: View from the driver’s side of a moving cab.
A fenced-out view of a row of skyscrapers, masked from the lines of a bar code symbol. The sign poking over the fence reads, with typical New York City abrasiveness: “Don’t even think of stopping here.” The site prompts us to roll the mouse over Noel’s outgoing ad message. We click through into Noel’s landscape […]
Would something really be there?
The creative premise was that noelcrane.com could be the homepage of any young (and technologically-gifted) college student; somebody noodling with HTML or JavaScript for the first time, trying to make it better whenever they could make time for it; testing it online every night, perhaps not yet at the stage of registering it with the […]
Excuse me, is this connected to Felicity?
It was Tuesday, November 3rd, 1998 and we had just come out of the commercial break during Felicity… The scene was late afternoon, and Noel Crane, residential advisor at New York’s Kelvin Hall found himself sitting before Dean Allison in an episode about academic dishonesty. Noel namedropped his website URL, www.noelcrane.com, for the first time on-air […]
Design from the inside out.
A few months ago, I was sorting through some old files, and I came across a rather curious paragraph, written by me. It was from a note written to myself back in 1998 – rather a difficult year of personal relationships – and it read: Thoughts on Noel Crane…Denial? “Why must I experience all of […]
The fourth wall, information hunts and puzzles.
It’s not the first time that JJ called me with an idea about how to mix the internet and television. We’d had this kind of talk before, so when it came up preceding ALIAS, few words were exchanged, and I already knew pretty much what he wanted to set up; we’d already tested it, to […]
Two Chefs / Bakkavor
Art Direction, Custom Site Development and Copywriting Since 1985, Two Chefs/Bakkavor (Two Chefs On A Roll) has risen from a small, wholesale dessert company to a full range manufacturer of custom and private label savory and bakery products. Taking great pride in developing true partners, Two Chefs work to design and manufacture culinary products that […]
Misdirection
“I sometimes find it difficult to imagine what my life will be like, working some day as a designer or art director in the world of advertising. Special importance is placed upon every designer’s ability to express him or herself clearly; also to be able to explain that work. Its relevance. But more often than […]
Time.
It’s a very man-made idea, isn’t it! We think often in terms of a dimensional universe, where we’ve assigned time to be that “unseen” one — just like cartoon characters can’t see the third dimension, we are unable to see time; and yet we assume that it controls us. It’s an interesting hypothesis, that perhaps […]