I’ve made a few changes both here on the blog and on my galleries, including a new gallery for the Vegetarian festival from last month. Check it out here.

Another big, should that be BIG, change is the width of this here blog just look at the space I now have. This mean one thing: bigger images. In fact images this big.

I may still have a few bugson the site, so if you notice something not working as you suspect it should just drop me a comment. Cheers.

I’m currently making a few changes to the site, so you may notice a few oddities. There’s going to be some real improvements, just wait and see.

Should all be back working smoother than before shortly. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Here it is guys. I’ve been working on this for a while now and I’m quite proud to finally have my new site launched, despite a few hic-ups over the last week or 2 with cross browser support, but I think I’ve cracked it – however if you do have any problems or find something that isn’t quite right just email me.

I’ve moved all my blog posts over to wordpress and I seriously recommend this piece of software so much cool stuff you can do, what with all those widgets and bits, best of all its free – go figure.

So have a look around and see what you think.

Any day now and my new site will be live. Here’s a screen shot of the first page to prove it.

Sorry, its been a real quiet week here in Tom’s blogland – but for good reason. Let me explain. As I’ve mentioned before I have a new, and rather smart, website being launched in just a few weeks which I have designed and coded myself. Along with the new site I will also have a new smarter looking blog. For the first time I am also going to a logo, yes a Tom Bourdon logo!, the new site has consistent branding and is generally better and more professional looking. I hope this will aid me in seeking new clients and assignments.

I’m so excited about the new site that I’ve just printed off a quick screen shot

As you can see the size and positioning of the image gives a much stronger and more powerful feeling. I’ve known for a long time that photos always look better when printed large, but I’ve never really applied that logic to my website.

Perhaps when its launched I’ll write a blog entry in more detail about the decisions I made when designing the site.