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 »
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 »
Here are a couple of fun banners I built for global brand Jacob’s Creek, makers of fine Australian Wine. Both where built for Flash 6 (ActionScript 2).
The first, entitled “Palette” is nice and simple. It’s a paint-by-numbers picture of the place, Jacob’s Creek (yes there really is one). Once finished with the paint-by-numbers the creek [...] Read on »
LBHR were the largest recruitment company in Israel, I created several print campaigns for their London franchise owners. They’ve proved to be one of my most fun clients and I think this sense of fun really does make for a better end result. These ads were run in the UK’s most important new media industry [...] Read on »
The Financial Times commissioned an online game as part of their 2004 winter campaign. The aim of the campaign was to increase subscriptions to FT.com and help establish the FT.com brand as an essential tool of business. This was one of my all time favourite projects!
Here are some of things I did:
Pitched the concept to [...] Read on »
In 2000 Heineken became the official sponsors of the European Rugby Cup. Whitbread (the owners of the UK franchise) set about making the Heineken brand synonymous with international rugby, and the European Rugby Cup became the Heineken Cup. Whitbread came to Agency.com looking for an email marketing campaign to capitalise on the media event and [...] Read on »
