Enzo Gianvittorio
STUDIOSS – Open Source Studio – Creative Production Studio for Open Source Software Users. A collaborative space to share and promote the use of Open Source Software for artistic skills. #graphicdesign #videoediting #animation #art #opensource
Videoteca / Vj is a YouTube channel showcasing an eclectic and varied collection of music-videos remastered and/or “re-invented”, using open source software for video editing and graphic arts.
“ARTOPGA – Art Open Gallery” – A promoting art platform. A group of artists’ project. An open community to showcase artwork, cryptoart / nftart and help promote new artists. #NFTs #nftart #cryptoart #digitalart #Art
An organization created by qualified teachers producing video-lessons and exercises in the fields of Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for high academic degrees.
BIOPrintable project is an on-line initiative aiming to become an informational data center (hub) and a collaborative platform offering integrated solutions for users and professionals related to bioprinting technologies.
Works done for the re-branding of an academic institution previously known as Berkeley Primary School as well as for promotional leaflets, brochures and glossies (Summer School review)
New Logo for Berkeley Academy and alternatives presentation:
Berkeley Pre-School logo and alternatives presentation:
Remake of the old logo (Berkeley Primary School). Logo design, creative process and strategy explained:
The Summer School Camp were a series of memoir publications to record the successful summer camp activities and events organized by Jessica Joyce for the Berkeley Primary School (Berkeley Academy)External link to Berkeley Academy publications. SUMMER CAMP 2015 SUMMER CAMP 2014 SUMMER CAMP 2013
Creative process & design strategy (explanation document):
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Graphic jobs done for KVA (Kingston Voluntary Action) and KVC (Kingston Voluntary Centre) include Logos, first website and brochures.
Triptych Leaflet:
Folder design:
Simplyworks.co.uk was a graphic design and web development company linked to Kaleidoscope Project located at Kingston upon Thames (London)
Booklets, brochures & leaflets design
This was a portfolio website entirely developed using Adobe Flash. (90s)
(*) Low resolution videos, images and photos are due to the limited standard capabilities available in PC, cameras and scanning devices at the time of production, or might be either the result of digital material being resized or re-sampled several times through the years.
This has been a website set for an academic project backed by “The London School of English“. The site was entirely developed using Adobe Flash. (90s)
(*) Low resolution videos, images and photos are due to the limited standard capabilities available in PC, cameras and scanning devices at the time of production, or might be either the result of digital material being resized or re-sampled several times through the years.
This was the prototype of a trendy website (90s) for a classic violinist. The site was intended to be entirely developed using Adobe Flash.
(*) Adobe Flash Player is no longer supported by browsers, therefore here is a short video footage showing a demo of what the website used to look like.
A simple and minimal design for a website to display the author’s books and essays (Robert Tanitch). The site has been done before responsive designs trend, so it was projected for rather a small size that could fit many of the low resolution monitors available for the time.
(*) The client is happy with this “old fashion” layout and has not asked for the site to be updated or changed at all.
A simple and minimalistic website for kids furniture shop. Due to hosting costs, the site is currently hosted on free WordPress platform, and though being done long ago, and in spite of its simple and plain look, the site is still up and working for the client, who has not asked an update.
(*) Low resolution videos, images and photos are due to the limited standard capabilities available in PC, cameras and scanning devices for the time of production, or might be either the result of digital material being resized or re-sampled several times through the years.
