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Wednesday
Jan042012

3D or 4D. You decide.

A new advertising medium has been emerging, growing and captivating audiences over the past few years. It’s called 4D Projection Mapping. And it’s pretty amazing but I’m not sure what the 4th dimension is. I’m assuming it’s something that you figure out with your 6th sense. Either way, I’m all for it.

Anyway, right before the holidays Creature took over the façade of the Chelsea district’s famous Maritime hotel to wow crowds with arresting visuals, perfect sound design and a fun HP-themed holiday show.

Start-to-finish, the entire process required a few grueling months, 3 different animation studios, 1 very cooperative client, 2 event production staffs and a lot of talented people.

We had the distinct pleasure of working with the esteemed Projection Mapping partner Drive Productions and look forward to working with them again.

Take a gander at the event video below and be sure to check back later in January for our “making of” documentary of the entire event.

On a side note, Pat Horn commandeered this glorious screen for a moment to propose to our own Kaylin. Very 4D and romantic. 

Also, Pat is convinced the Maritime is haunted. I think it’s just good marketing and part of their USP.

Wednesday
Mar302011

Mobile Expressionism

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There was Cubism. Graphic novels. Impressionism. Grunge Rock. Minimilism. Film Noir. Bauhaus. Pop Art. And now—Mobile Expressionism. Developers are individuals who create applications that become a part of, affect and change culture. Apps are the new art, making developers modern day artists.

We brought this idea to life with a digital campaign that introduced developers and the wider audience of tech elite to the idea of Mobile Expressionism. We created a series of videos profiling several HP webOS developers as artists, and created an art exhibit complete with a catalog of silk-screened posters inspired by apps on the webOS platform.

The posters depict Angry Birds, Absolute Fitness, Flight Tracker, Evernote, Flickr Mundo, How to Train Your Dragon, The New York Times, Pandora and Taxi Magic.