JONATHAN YUEN
September 20, 2006
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Jonathan Yuen is a multi-disciplinary graphic designer based in Singapore with an online portfolio that has a highly unusual feel to it. The use of audio and animation makes his work stand out from average portfolios. Quite poetic in its style, this one is sure to satisfy many of Styleboost™'s readers.
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#2
Matt Hobbs
on September 21, 2006
It's a beautiful experience...and one of the few sites where the music adds to it's surroundings. Good stuff!
#3
Jacob Wadenpfuhl
on September 21, 2006
Nicely crafted site, good link!
#4
Marco Russolillo
on September 21, 2006
I have been visiting this site (styleboost) for years. Now that I saw this site I just had to become a member and comment! Been thinking about joining for a while anyhow :)
Now to the point. This is probably the most beautiful site I have ever seen. Im so inlove with it, incredible peace of art! The simplicity, the music, the feeling. Just love it!
#5
Eric Johansson
on September 21, 2006
Badly written by me (previous entry). What I mean is that I love the site we are writing comments about, not styleboost. But ofcourse I love styleboost aswell! ;)
#6
Eric Johansson
on September 21, 2006
A wonderfull website. Makes me want to drop out from my economics studies and go for design / multimedia studies :)
By the way I like the new Styleboost more and more. I think it's great!
#7
Povilas Redko
on September 21, 2006
It's not so much the navigation (which is fairly intuitive) that strikes me but the awesome awesome awesome artwork and animation. Definitely a favorite.
#8
Erik Frick
on September 21, 2006
For some reason i find this site so refreshing, it really is beautiful. The navigation for me worked without thinking about it first time, which for in my opinion sets it appart from so many other artistic sites. Love it.
#9
TrON Vigar
on September 22, 2006
So different and so good. The navigation is different, yet so intuituve it takes no time at all to find your way about. The stark, black visuals on grey look great too. Especially the effective depth of field found in the curiosity section with the frog on a branch. Lovely!
#10
David Harston
on September 22, 2006
Really lovely site. I am a big fan of the Illustration that forms the navigation and there are lots of stunning pieces once you get into the portfolio itself. The only thing I would say is that I would be very stuck if I didn't have broadband. Nice site though really like it.
#11
Matthew Laakvand
on September 23, 2006
I think this site is one of the most impressive. It's like a fine art and very emotional.
#12
Purin ('o')
on September 25, 2006
I'm a graphic designer by trade but recently I'm getting more and more into web design and this guys site just pushed me full-on into web design. I want to learn how he did that! Anyone know just how his site works? Is it completely created in Flash? Did he create images in photoshop and import them? It must take years of practice to get to this level, but as he states in his source code, its simplicity is the key. To me, having no real web design experience, there's nothing simple about it.
#13
Cam Stevens
on September 26, 2006
i've seen this site at www.eyepunch.com, wich is simliar then styleboost but is here in brazil!!!!
yuen has mixed a great soundtrack, great motions e and a great usability with flash. this is one of the best flash site that i've seen in last month.
great job.
#14
Daniel De Paola
on September 27, 2006
This site is simple and clean as the Eastern caligraphy itself. Just amazing. -and I absolutely love those tiny details like small buterflyes or a little frog :) If I could vote for the site I woul say 99/100
#15
Michael Farnhaven
on September 27, 2006
Love ths site. it emits a very calm and relaxing feeling. It's very inspirational.
#16
Chris Doss
on September 28, 2006
Visually fantastic, and the navigation is great!!!
#17
JK Orvik
on October 2, 2006
one of the most unique website i've ever seen.. this kind of new media designer truly inspires me :)
#18
Michael Jaafar
on October 10, 2006
I like this site, one thing I didn't like was the black mouse arrow it probably makes the site more one piece.
#19
Alex Kessel
on October 11, 2006
A masterpiece with sensation.
#20
Pinky Voon
on October 12, 2006
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Wow, very impressive site. Must have taken quite a while to put together. Vertical and horizontal scroll bars popped up on my browser which was slightly annoying.