Yeti Arts Web Design: Artists

Creativity At Work

The heart of Yeti Arts is its artists. We encourage our artists to cultivate their own individual styles and methods. Artists are free to try radically new and exciting designs, giving Yeti Arts a wide range of perspectives and options for the creation of great web sites. With this focus on artistic design, Yeti Arts is able to create unique and stunning web sites than would otherwise be possible.


Ryan Ositis	President
Favorite Color: Cornflower Favorite Artist: Michelangelo Web Design Focus: "Web sites are big and expansive canvasses, but remember, as they say: 'God is in the details'. Everything from the font choice down to the smallest code can be crucial to separate a good site from a great site!"

Aaron Louie	Creative Director
Favorite Color: #000033 Favorite Artists: Mark Ryden and Patrick Woodroffe Web Design Focus: "Balance and flow make a site functional and beautiful. Every aspect of a site, from the code to the graphics, must exhibit this poetic structure. Only then can the web site live and breathe."

Kristen Shuyler	Information Architect
Favorite Color: Sunset in the Philippines Favorite Artist: Andrew Wyeth Web Design Focus: "As a geographer, I believe the spatial organization of information is important. I'm not only interested in how a web site looks on the surface -- I focus on its underlying architecture as well. People should be able to USE the web, not just look at it. "

Brent Diskin	Web Developer
Favorite Color: Black and White Favorite Artist: Unknown Web Design Focus: "I try to create web sites that are accessible to everyone. Not everyone has the fastest computer, the quickest connection, or the latest browser. Make it usable for everyone, and your site will be far more effective and reach a bigger audience. Simplicity without sacrificing functionality."

Jon Lincicum	Web Developer
Favorite Color: Plaid Favorite Artist: Escher Web Design Focus: "Elegance. A web site with too many bells and whistles not only takes longer to load, it also appears more cluttered and is less intuitive to the user. Simplicity and efficiency of design are the key to a good site."