Every site in the WholeTech network gets its own bespoke art direction — a distinct type system, palette, and signature motif chosen for the subject, not a reused template. Here are the standouts, live and clickable.
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A prestige criticism magazine. Dramatic didone headlines, a drop-capped editorial statement, star-rating marks and a ghosted cover initial — television, taken seriously.
The classic on-screen cable guide, reborn. CRT scanlines and phosphor glow, a live broadcast clock, and a working channel grid where streaming services are the channels.
A cinematic film-slate editorial. Film-perforation sprocket strips, a letterboxed hero, and studio profiles presented as numbered “scenes” with clapperboard metadata.
An industrial production-logistics board. Hi-vis gaffer colors, a statewide node map of studio cities, and a sortable call-sheet of every major Texas campus.
A neo-Western editorial feature. Dust-grained ember and bone, a four-corner map of the empire, and a full power ranking of every Sheridan film and series.
A cinematic awards publication. An immersive photographic hero and a results ticker front a sortable almanac of 19,000+ winners and nominees.
A production-trade publication styled like a working call sheet. Amber-on-black, clapperboard graphics, and slate metadata covering Central Texas’s production boom.
Beyond the TV cluster — a sampling of full sites across the WholeTech network, each built and designed the same way.