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Folks
say you can catch more flies with honey. But ask any spider
and she will tell you a sinewy web is better! So
what would happen if you could weave a World Wide Web?
Well,
that’s what one wacky web czar wondered aloud to
our Creative
Attitude
correspondent:
“The relatively recent emergence of hypermedia
and the Internet has allowed me to more easily, effectively,
and inexpensively communicate my ideas by a means that is
not necessarily limited to the static visual imagery associated
with print media!” explains multimedia designer and writer
Tom Shultz. “Particularly
amazing is the potential to bring one's message to a worldwide
audience.”
Since
the advent of graphical web browsers in 1996, this proficient
spinner of HTML has been involved in the design, development
and/or maintenance of a variety of large scale and small
commercial websites and intranets, particularly for the
arts and entertainment markets. These have included sites
engaged in providing interactivity and e-commerce, and
incorporating audio, video, animation and relational database
technologies. Utilizing his original illustrations and
graphics, or adapting commercial resources in creative
ways, Tom offers cost-effective and quick solutions to
meet the fast-paced demands of the constantly changing
cyber landscape. t's/ca
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