Esther Solondz | Providence, RI based artist who has had a long career using mundaine materials like salt and rust to create both 2-D and 3-D paintings and sculpture.
Her latest work involves painting with rust. There is also a video with Ms. Solondz explaining her process.

go to EstherSolondz >

Jigsaw Productions | Jigsaw Productions is run by Alex Gibney, the writer and director of Taxi to the Dark Side, winner of the 2008 Academy Award for Best Documentary Award. This site is a fast look at this remarkable assortment of work from a leading documentary filmmaker.

go to Jigsaw >

UpCountry Inc | This is a Rhode Island company that designs and manufactures pet collars and accessories. Women-owned and operated, this company has its own on-site manufacturing. Tolman built a complete set of tools and e-commerce shopping cart for this site.

go to upcountry >

Bacon Construction & Agostini Construction | These are two of the northeast's largest commercial construction companies, specializing in institutional and educational facilities. This site contains a full set of administrative tools, including an area for soliciting contractor bids.

go to Agostini Construction >

Sakonnet Vineyards | Rhode Island's leading vineyard, Sakonnet's site boasts a full set of administrative controls, simple e-commerce and a broadcast newsletter.

go to sakonnetwine >
dynamic database/tools

Turbine Generator | Florida-based industiral client. Site utilizes MURA, a comprehensive content management system built in Cold Fusion.

go to turbine generator>
dynamic database/tools

Catalpa | This is a consulting organization with its own proprietary methodology for consensus based change facilitation. Tolman worked closely with the client to organize Catalpa's message in an easy-to-read, manageable context. Tolman also developed the new Catalpa identity.

go to Catalpa >
dynamic database/tools

Madsen, Prestley & Parenteau LLC | Is a Connecticut-based law firm specializing in representing individuals in employment matters. The design of this site is meant to direct the viewer to read the content.

go to MPPJustice >

TechPolis | This is an international technology policy consulting firm working in the area of government relations, regulation, technology strategy and policy making. Tolman also developed the new identity for TechPolis.

go to TechPolis >

Helper Workshops | This is a unique painting and drawing workshop in a small town in central southern Utah called Helper that was founded by renowned still life artist David Dornan and figure painter Paul Davis. Tim Tolman has gone to this workshop, and raves about the experience.

go to HelperWorkshops >

Mount Vernon Group Architects | This is a completely Flash-built and driven web site. The animated effect has brought profound attention to this accomplished Massachusetts-based firm.

go to mvgarchitects >
all Flash animation with included project highlights

Houck Furniture | This is one of America's leading custom wood furniture designers and builders, John Houck.

go to houckfurniture >

Whelan Associates | This is a commercial real estate development company based in New Bedford Massachusetts. Tolman is working with the company to produce its print and collateral.

go to Whelan Associates >

Susan Briere Shafer | Architecture - Interiors | This is a New York state-based architect and interior designer. Tolman built a
non-scaling Flash site to keep the image quality high.

go to SBShaferInteriors>

RI-ASC | The Rhode Island Association of School Committees came to Tolman to create a similar site to The Trust. Tolman came up with a set of custom tools to allow RIASC to update their own site.

go to RI-ASC >
consultation/dynamic database/tools/discussion area

Plastocor | Industrial coating company with clients around the world. Tolman created this site with simple tools for updating clients lists and events.

go to Plastocor >
dynamic database/tools/Flash animation

David Hazlett | Encaustic artist and printmaker, David Hazlett has a small gallery site Tolman built. This is an example of letting the images speak for themselves.

go to DavidHazlett >