Leicester based UK graffiti artist Uh-Oh! designs and paints graffiti at characters on canvas.
The project includes development of a website, twitter page, and conversion of a selection of original works to vector format, so that they can be sold as prints and t-shirts. I also wanted to use elements from his original artworks to form part of the site - header, sidebar etc. Since Uh-Oh!'s back catalogue was mostly already sold as commissioned pieces, vectors were created from low resolution photographs gleaned from his Facebook account.
The website includes a gallery and store, plus the inclusion of a blog to build a community and drive traffic.
Using Wordpress as a content management system became the obvious choice.
I was commissioned to take his analogue work into the digital world.
The project includes development of a website, twitter page, and conversion of a selection of original works to vector format, so that they can be sold as prints and t-shirts. I also wanted to use elements from his original artworks to form part of the site - header, sidebar etc. Since Uh-Oh!'s back catalogue was mostly already sold as commissioned pieces, vectors were created from low resolution photographs gleaned from his Facebook account.
The website includes a gallery and store, plus the inclusion of a blog to build a community and drive traffic.
Using Wordpress as a content management system became the obvious choice.
This is an ongoing project. Each week, a new artwork will be converted to vector and made available for sale as posters, giclee prints on canvas, and t-shirts, all sold through various print-on-demand stores, using Uh-Oh's community to vote for which artwork is developed next.
I will also be managing UH-Oh's online presence, plus acting as agent for his original works.
If you would like to commission your own Uh-Oh! graffiti art on canvas, or would like a wall painting for your bar, cafe, clothing store etc, please get in touch.
THIS IS A SAMPLE CAPTION.
Original artworks like this baby octopus were converted to vector to use on the site.
Original artworks are made available to buy.
An image link was included in the lightbox.
In the gallery, viewers can click to launch an email message to commission Uh-Oh!
In the gallery, viewers can click to launch an email message to commission Uh-Oh!
In the store, the image link takes them to the relevant print-on-demand web store.
A Twitter background was created to maintain a consistent visual identity with the website.
Vector art was created from (low resolution) photographs of the original graffiti art on canvas.
Mock up of the final t-shirt design.
If you would like to commission your own Uh-Oh! graffiti art on canvas, or would like a wall painting for your bar, cafe, clothing store etc, please get in touch.
