Still From An Interactive Plasma Screen
Installed in New York, U.S. — a screen piece captured as a still image.
A showcase of visual examples and reels from the Jeremy Gets Cash archive.
Short visual pieces and stills that illustrate the range of work referenced on this site.
Installed in New York, U.S. — a screen piece captured as a still image.
From March 2006, part of the earlier examples reel.
Frames from short film work, including pieces referenced as “Sake Before Noon” and “Sign Language”.
A quick look at the examples listed on this page and where they sit in the wider site.
| Example | Description | Related page |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung, Welcome Experience | Still image from the March 2006 project. | Home |
| Interactive Plasma Screen | Still from an installation in New York, U.S. | News |
| Short film stills | Frames drawn from short film work. | Contact |
The examples page gathers short visual pieces and stills that illustrate the range of work referenced across this site. Rather than a conventional portfolio grid, it reads as a compact gallery of captured moments: screen-based installations, short film frames, and reel references. Each entry pairs a brief description with the surrounding pages where the related material appears, so visitors can move from an image back to the fuller discussion it supports. The layout stays airy and flat, with cream-toned panels and teal accents echoing the wider design language.
The site itself blends two closely related subjects: practical guidance about cooking and everyday kitchen work, and disciplined approaches to fitness, training, and personal health. The keyword set makes that pairing clear, referring repeatedly to meals, ingredients, herbs, fresh produce, and seasoning alongside exercise, core work, lifting, and weight. The examples page extends the same idea visually. Short films, still frames, and interactive screen pieces function much like recipes do in the kitchen section, as self-contained demonstrations that communicate an approach without long explanation.
The examples listed here sit beside a wider structure of articles, recipes, and reference pages. Reel material and short films carry the same editorial tone as the written sections, offering quick, illustrative fragments rather than exhaustive commentary. One entry references a screen piece installed in New York, another points to an earlier welcome experience captured from a promotional reel. The organizing principle is consistent throughout: show a small, concrete thing, then connect it to the pages that explain the thinking behind it.
The visual treatment on this page mirrors the broader palette of the site. Deep navy appears in the logo mark, bright sky-blue and cyan gradients occupy the hero area, and a muted teal anchors the footer. Content sections rest on soft cream and off-white panels, with generous vertical padding and centered text blocks that keep the reading rhythm light. Dividers are implied through gentle color transitions rather than hard rules, and the flat components avoid drop shadows and heavy borders, so the imagery and captions remain the primary focus.
Readers arriving from search on cooking, dog care, or fitness topics will find the examples page useful as a quick orientation point. The stills and short film frames give a sense of the material's tone at a glance, while the linked references show where each piece belongs within the larger body of content. Nothing here requires prior context. The page simply collects a handful of visual notes, presents them in a restrained, clinical-flavoured design, and lets the connections between them carry the weight.