Tonic

Tonic is a small and highly sociable design company who specialise in digital.

PaperVision3D Product Selector for Sony

PaperVison3d product selector for the Sony Bravia Home Theater (BHT) Hub. The BHT Hub is part of a suite of marketing tools Sony provides for its regional offices, part of Sony’s Global CMS. The product selector is built in ActionScript 3 and completely data driven, configurable from XML files. Read on »


Plot Your Life for Fortis

Realising the Fortis strapline “Life’s a Curve”, the Lifeplotter site encourages users to explore the Fortis brand by plotting key life events on an animated graph. The site is a cross between a rich internet application and an advert. Read on »


Interactive B-Movie for Frijj Milkshakes

The Four Ridges campaign for Dairy Crest was spoofed on the b-movie “The Blob” in the most delicious way. There where two Flash microsites built for this campaign, using a hybrid of video, Flash and HTML. The teaser site was an interactive toy involving a very creepy young girl and a moth. The main site was an interactive b-movie featuring a cunningly produced video navigation. Read on »


Interactive Film for Shelter

Pasty Palmer is well known to British television audiences as Eastenders’ Bianca. In this awareness-raising interactive film for Shelter, the UK homelessness charity, Pasty plays a mother of two living in poverty.The film was shot Tony Imi. Read on »


Localised PaperVision3D Site for Toshiba

At the time of launch, the Portégé was the world’s lightest fullsize laptop. The site features a 3d menu, built with PaperVision3D and explores a theme of weightlessness. The build was based on my localisation framework and the site was launched in 17 counrties, in 15 different languages.
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Three Phases of a Music Technology Site for Sony

The Release Your Music (RYM) site is all about connectivity - helping Sony customers select compatible products. The site uses a lot of animation to get it’s message across. The site supports localisation and translation, and is served via Sony’s global content management system (CMS). Read on »