I will try to write the feedbacks one by one, and as soon as I can.  In short, the iterations on the design ideas are, in general, much better.  I would urge all of you to think of a nice textured background in a color that brings out the rich black color of the dogs, and do not move them to the brownish/redish shade.  Also, less is more.  Some of the designs are just packed too much.  Have the drawings as your points of departure and plan around them.  Because of the sketches'' style, and because of the history of the dogs (royal hunting dogs, heydays 2-3 centuries ago, prized possessions in the early 1900s, etc.), you may want to have some themes that match them, but not at the expense of a clean, neat, and overall usable webpage.

For now, I am looking for the right design.  That is the top priority.  If we get that right, we can talk about who does the coding.

As to the text to fill the website, try to forget the text on the old website.  It just confuses everyone.  Either use the usual Lorem ipsum... or try to design - in addition to the starting page - an inner page called Breed Standard (see the brief) with this text: www.fci.be-uploaded_files/241g06-en.doc.

One final thing to consider.  Although these superb drawings will be the centerpiece of the visual elements, there will be photos and videos on the website.  Please think about how you can bring those on to a beautiful design "ecosystem".  Thanks again.

I know that this will be a one of a kind breed club website!  Sincerely.