I have over 15 years of agency and studio experience as a Sr. Art Director/Finisher. I've worked with a variety of clients ranging from entertainment, fashion, automotive, branding, travel and industrial. The majority of my work consists of Entertainment Advertising designing and finishing Keyart for Theatrical print and Home Entertainment print.

Please review my attached resume. You can view my samples online at ...

www.flickr.com/photos/billthedigitalsurgeon/sets

or

www.myspace.com/billthedigitalsurgeon

I hope to hear from you soon

Wow, I want your job. Do you teach?

http://immortalimaging.net

No, I don't... sorry.

Good work! But why don't you get a domain and a website? Clients tend to respond better, and generally find it more credilbe (not that i'd think they'd question your credibility, not with those jobs, but you get my point right?)

I do have a domain, it's just under construction right now, it should be up very soon. It is... www.billthedigitalsurgeon.com

Thanks for the comment.

welcome! anyway, its always an extra link for my collection too. Guess we all need inspiring examples of work, so the more the merrier. thanks

My website is finally up!!

The links aren't working as I want them to yet, I need someone to code it, but at least it's up now. If anyone knows how to do CSS coding in Go Live CS2, please email me bill@billthedigitalsurgeon.com. Basically I want my links at the top to scroll down to the correct category once someone clicks on it.

http://billthedigitalsurgeon.com/

Bill

You need to set html anchors.
http://www.adobe.com/education/instruction/webtech/CS2/unit_site_dev2/hl_create_winpage.htm

That link you provided doesn't exist anymore. Any help with this would be much appreciated. Thanks for the reply. Here's a sample of what I'm talking about... www.ordinarykids.com. On the left you will find a text link for Nike Biz, click on it and you'll see what I want my links to do.

The link works ok for me.
basically, you have to add a named anchor at the position where you want to go and point the link on the top to it.

example:
put this to the point where the retouching section of your page begins
<a name="retouching">...</a>

and the top link looks like this:
<a href="#retouching">Retouching</a>

the # in the link before the name of the anchor is important.

mfischer... I went back to your first reply and rechecked the link, it actually had some extra stuff at the end of the link which is why I couldn't get there. Anyways, I got there and THANK YOU SO MUCH, my links work now... omg, it was sooooo easy too!