Each time you visit the site, a different fabric or wallcovering comes up on the Home page. To accomplish this, I set the Home page up to use a random image generator which picks a fabric or wallcovering image out of a folder and displays it.

On the new site you are now able to view Peter Fasano’s entire collection of fabrics and wallcoverings, in all of their colorways. The site uses Zen Cart’s cataloging, additional image, and add-on lightbox features. And it is a good example of how Zen Cart can truly be customized to meet the personality and needs of the business owner. All customizations were made using Zen Cart’s template system that separates the look-and-feel from the code and logic behind the site.

I would be remiss if I didn’t mention that with Zen Cart the site owner can update all of the content easily themselves. Zen Cart has a powerful Administration tool which, once you are familiar with it , makes maintaining a site a matter of just logging in.

One of the comments I received was: “Thank you for your hard work. The aesthetics of the site are quite beautiful.” Please visit the new Peter Fasano site, I hope you enjoy looking at the fabrics and wallcoverings, I certainly did while working on the site!

w3sights recently helped Ben Wohlberg, an abstract painter, launch his website. The web sight contains an Artist’s Statement, Galleries of Paintings, and a Contact Form.

“I am an abstract painter who experiments with organic forms and texture to capture a quality of infinite space and time. Within each of my canvases, I am inspired by nature and I try to translate the microcosmic light and colors and shapes of my natural environment into a more expansive abstract macrocosm…more I experiment with the immediacy of gestural strokes, and viscose surfaces juxtaposed with washes of subdued earthy colors to create paintings that embody my intutitive process. This is a process of continual discovery about paint and its responses to various surfaces, and it is also a discovery about my own response to color and gesture in its immediate environment. I find that each of my paintings has a powerful quality of suspension in space and time. Each painting becomes a unique tableau of visual resonances, associations and emotions and the viewer is invited to have a personal dialogue with all of these things, and to locate himself in his reflections on the infinite."

Sayzie has devoted herself entirely to painting since 2005 when she closed up shop in New York City and found a home in the country. Presently Sayzie, her husband, and their dog divide their time between Lakeville and New York City. Sayzie finds the tranquility and beauty of the country very conducive to her work. Her paintings are all about nature and about being surrounded by trees, flowers and seasons and everything that grows.