Kim Wolfe is an artist at Worthmore Jewelers

Kim Wolfe and Worthmore Jewelers have teamed up to showcase Kim's artworks on Worthmore's walls for a win win situation for you! You get to see Kim's unique pieces while also seeing the wide selection of unique jewelery pieces that Worthmore offers.

Worthmore Jewelers has 2 locations in Georgia: 1 in Midtown Atlanta and 1 in Decatur, Georgia. In securing the Decatur location in 2007, Worthmore Jewelers moved into a place that was previously a store gallery full of folk art and neat trinkets. The space was already designed to be open with tall ceilings and lots of wall space to have things hanging up. As the owner, Harris Botnick, was prepping the store before opening for city approval and permits, people kept popping their head in asking what gallery he was opening. It was in this time that Harris decided to open up the wall space for local artist to display their art. Since then, they have hired an Art Director, Ashlei Thomas, to keep up the artist and exhibits. And they have parties at the opening of new shows revealing new artist and new works. You can always check out the latest happenings and art show schedules at: http://www.worthmorejewelers.com/ and http://www.worthmorefineart.blogspot.com/.

As an artist, Kim Wolfe, has been working on new pieces to reveal at Worthmore. The next show date is Feburary 28th for the Decatur Store location. For the first time, Kim will showcase anywhere from 10 - 12 pieces at one time. Previously, Kim has been showcasing fewer pieces at at time as she builds up her inventory. Along with the ever popular, Atlanta City Limits, Kim Wolfe will also have her latest modification of California Dreaming. Kim also hopes to have the newest set of the Convention Center piece.

In the meantime, between producing art for Worthmore Jewelers and pet portraits for some awesome pets and owners, Kim has started the beginning stages for the Decatur City Limits. As she is still just taking pictures, Kim has a target date of May 2009 for the Decatur Arts Festival which is a tight deadline. We'll just have to wait and see. See the latest of Kim's works both art and graphic design services at: http://www.absolutelyrightbrain.com/.

Successful Website Launch of Parkway Villages.net

It is with great pride that I announce the launch of a new website created by me, http://www.parkwayvillages.net/. Parkway Villages.net was designed and created to represent the new homes available in this community, Parkway Villages, in the Atlanta, Georgia area.

Parkway Villages is a new community in College Park, georgia offering single family new homes starting from the $150's. The homes range from 3 - 5 bedrooms and there are currently 6 built floorplans to choose from. With inventory standing, these homes are ready for move-in! They have 3 models to choose from the sales center is open daily.

When designing a real estate website, there are some key factors to keep in mind. Photos are very important. Giving viewers easy access to the floorplans are important. Clearly displaying price and location is important. So with the given budget set for the client, I combined these elements together with the hopes of keeping the website simple with easy access to the floorplans and important information. Instead of showcasing the pictures in a photo gallery type style requiring flash design or other photo gallery viewer installation, I simply created headers for each page utilizing different photos of 1 exterior and 1 interior photo. For most of the pages, I used a 2 column design layout which allowed to showcase different photos on the left side while putting the content of each page on the right side. The features page does not take after this layout but the page would have been extremely long in a 2 column layout. And the best part about the photos is that I took all the photographs you see on the site.

So with this website, I, Kim Wolfe, am able to show my creative ability to put multiple items together. I also show my capabilities as a photographer to take professionally looking photos. Then last but not least, I show my ability to still keep the website simple and easy to navigate for any and all viewers.