Amy Guip was my client, and the idea behind the Web site was simply to create an online portfolio for her. We collaborated on the design, especially as to how the Web would best fit her collage-type imagery. We decided on a background art piece that blended in well with her images and didn't interfere with her work, keeping in mind that the Photo Hallucinations would need to continually drive through the user's head as the theme of the Web site, while viewing her works. I studied User Group to determine how the animation could work effectively throughout the whole site, while keeping the file size down. It was a challenge but ended up becoming a success. The images were created by Guip Studio Inc. using many different cameras and an Epson 836XL scanner, and were then animated by me. To decrease the file size of the images for the Web, I used Photoshop and Illustrator. For the computer animation, ImageReady, Flash, Dreamweaver and HTML were used to construct the site.