The basic principle of good Internet design is: Show, do not tell. Image may be worth thousands of words and saying something with images instead of with words is what our business is about.

Of course, when we speak about visual language it is not just the issue of what has to be said but also how it is said. The way how something is said determines the aesthetic value of a Web site. Depending on particular needs and aesthetic requirements similar meanings can be communicated in different visual ways. When designing web site designers are concerned with specific visual appearance of the Web site. Subsequently you would aim in providing a unique experience of the site as a virtual place to which people would love to return. Bulk images with cliche contents will never provide you diversity required to stand out in contemporary Internet. When you need your Web site refreshed and unique visual content then you need us.

Regardless of what someone may say, there are no such images on the Internet without certain rights attached. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) as well as the copyright law of Australia provide very robust options for a copyright owner to protect his/her works in the Internet. It is not worth to have your Web site taken down due to pinching of graphics which might appear just perfect for your Web site.
Furthermore, instead of advertising bulk-images web sites, by back-linking, it is better to be in a position of owing exclusive rights to use high quality images and have search engines referencing your site as a provider of original graphics.

Land Assembly Benefits

Web illustrations aiming to emphasise the benefits of joined building projects here presented as a GIF animation sequence. Textual part is supposed to be added by Web designer on the basis of Client's specification. Exclusive unlimited rights to use the illustrations are assigned to the client.

What is Land Assembly?

The task was to provide a simple visual argument explaining what is Land Assembly. This is a good example how GIF animation can be utilised as an effective low bandwidth Web page content. Exclusive unlimited rights to use the animation are assigned to the client.

Prints sizes and proportions

The simplest way to visualy represent different print sizes available was to provide a scale reference in a shape of a human figure. By this way we related the notion of friendly professional hospitality with visual representation of our offer.

Prints sizes and proportions by The OKO Art Studio - Melbourne is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. .

Printing Services: Simple Card Flier

Visual representation of A4 card flier utilised as a popup GIF animated tip.

Flier Print by The OKO Art Studio - Melbourne is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Interior Design Finishes

Visual representation of Interior design finishes board is part of our standard Interior Design services.

Interior Design Finishes by The OKO Art Studio - Melbourne is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Perception to Action: Mental Processes and Drawing

Illustration representing mental processes of perception to cognition and perception to action as related to classic still life drawing and terapheutic effects in treatment of neurodegenerative diseases.

The image titled Perception to Action Mental Processes and Drawing by oko.gallery Art Journal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Main Brain Parts and Functions

Infographics illustrating main brain parts and functions made for an article in oko.gallery Journal

The infographics titled Main Brain Functions by oko.gallery Art Journal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.