Google Closing Ceremonies Doodle
Design:
Client: Google.ca
Date: 2010
Add comment February 28th, 2010
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Google Winter Olympics Doodle (Curling)
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Client: Google
Date: 2010
Add comment February 16th, 2010
Google Winter Olympics Doodle (Cross country skiing)
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Client: Google
Date: 2010
2 comments February 16th, 2010
Google Winter Olympics Doodle (Snowboarding)
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Client: Google
Date: 2010
Add comment February 13th, 2010
Google Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony Doodle
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Client: Google
Date: 2010
Add comment February 12th, 2010
Dogbook iPhone Application
Design: Poolhouse, Geoffrey Roche and Alexandre Roche
Client:
Date: 2009
“The Dogbook iPhone app is an evolution of the Facebook application,” says Alexandre Roche, Dogbook co-creator. “Having Dogbook on your iPhone allows you to always have your dog with you, connect with other dog owners and gives you constant access to a number of resources like finding a dog park nearest to you.”
Features of the application include photo uploads, list other Dogbook users who are near you and locates nearby dog parks no matter where you are in the world. Lost a dog? You can use the application’s “Arf Alert” to send a message to all Dogbook users within a 15-kilometre radius with a photo and your contact information. Found a dog? Call the happy owner right from your phone.
Download the Dogbook iPhone application here.
Add comment December 17th, 2009
NFB iPhone App
Design: Matthew Forsythe
Client: The National Film Board
Date: 2009
Easily one of the best iPhone apps going. What’s not to like, watch hundreds of top drawer movies, docs and animations from your phone, offline viewing (usable outside of wi-fi hotspots), a neat “Nearby” feature that allows me to watch movies that others in your area are viewing, and much more (search movie, comment, etc).
NFB has literally become the poster child for the way for old companies are influenced by new media, and their experience is packed full of great lessons to us all…innovate or die.
-Todd Falkowsky
2 comments November 18th, 2009
MoCo Loco Web Magazine
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Client: MoCo Loco
Date: 2009
Wow, what an upgrade! The site presents MoCo Loco content so fluidly, feeling current and smart in the details all along the way.
-Todd Falkowsky
Add comment October 27th, 2009
Home For The Games – Graphic Identity
Design: Seven25, Vancouver, BC
Additional Credits: Creative Direction – Isabelle Swiderski, Design – Setareh Shamdani, (Site Programming – Ryan Ilg)
Client: Home For The Games, Vancouver, BC
Date: 2009
Home For The Games is a not-for-profit organization that connects Vancouver homeowners wanting to share their home with out of town visitors during the 2010 Olympics. In exchange, homeowners agree to give 50% of the proceeds to charities fighting homelessness.
Avoiding literal representations, Seven25 opted to convey the spirit of the project (and the games) with a dynamic layered look that includes an embedded heart form. The strong use of circular elements is beautiful and subtly recalls the Olympic rings while abstracting them enough to avoid mimicry (or lawsuits).
-Michael Erdmann
Add comment September 25th, 2009
Winnipeg Art Gallery Online
Design: Spacecadet Design
Client: Winnipeg Art Gallery
Date: 2009
1 comment September 1st, 2009
DesignEdge Interactive
Design: John Thai
Client: DesignEdge
Date: 2008
Add comment August 12th, 2009
