Tag Archive | "Interactive Experiences"

Firewall: A Depth Sensitive Interactive Wall

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

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Firewall is an interactive installation, a seemingly normal wall that is actually a stretched spandex surface which acts as a membrane interface sensitive to depth. People can push, touch, move and create fire-like visuals dynamically depending on the speed, pressure, depth and movement of the interaction with the spandex surface. On top of that, each [...]

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Playboy: Virtual Casting Campaign Case Study

Sunday, May 9, 2010

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You may remember when I posted about the launch of this campaign in February this year,  back then it created a lot of hype for Playboy and plenty of controversy in Argentina, so here is the follow up case study for everyone to check out! The campaign was created by Gray Argentina, and it launched as a [...]

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Last Call: Interactive Cinema Experience

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

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I don’t think this type of trend will take off, but I’m sure there would be a few interesting uses around for it away from the big screen (possibly for use in online campaigns, museums experiences and the like). Either way, it’s a pretty cool concept that would definitely capture some engagement and certainly has been creating some buzz [...]

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Nokia: Worlds Biggest Signpost

Thursday, February 25, 2010

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This is a nice installation from Nokia. A digital panel in the shape of arrow was lifted 50 metres above London by a crane. People on the street could send text messages directly to the live sign with their favorite places to visit, and the arrow would move to point to that location, and also [...]

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Playboy Digital Campaign: Casting Session!

Monday, February 8, 2010

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Playboy are finally hitting their digital strings. This is perhaps one of the coolest digital campaigns I’ve seen in a while, and on top of that, it’s probably going to be the most engaging they’ve ever done, appealing to both men and women alike, but all for very different reasons! (see it here). Created by Grey Argentina, [...]

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Jim Carrey’s Crazy New Website

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

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I stumbled across Jim Carrey’s crazy new website today and it’s wild – exactly how you’d expect the inside of his mind to work! It’s a re-toucher’s masterpiece mixed with full video, amazing sound effects and some very Monty Pythonesque scenarios. Seriously, the visuals are amazing. You’ve kind of just got to go there to experience it. I spent about 15 [...]

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20 Years: Berlin Wall Educational Experience

Sunday, November 1, 2009

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It’s been 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, and to celebrate a German paper called the “Berliner Morgenpost” has launched an interactive experience to educate us about the entire event. It contains animations, interviews, photos and 3D interactive elements to tell the story… Shame it’s not in English though, because I can’t [...]

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Belgium Summer Festival 2009

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

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Summer festival is one of the biggest events in Belgium, and to celebrate, they have launched a very cool site to help people book tickets, showcase special attractions and work out what they are going to do at the summer festival. The site is brilliantly designed by Sevenedge, features a mix of 3D animated graphics, interactive [...]

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Puma: I Am 60 Campaign Website.

Monday, January 19, 2009

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Interesting new site for the Puma I Am 60 Range, celebrating some old skool attire and their 60th birthday! The site is a typical upload your face kind of app that has been done to death, but with a small twist - you’ll get to dress your self in some great puma clothing, match your 60′s hair style and accessories [...]

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Samsung Design That Performs Website

Monday, January 12, 2009

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The Samsung Series 8 Campaign “design that performs” website is clean, sleek & progressively high-end with it’s classy delivery of content through a (slightly) unique style of navigation allowing you to match angles of the TV together to reveal video experiences of the new Samsung Series 8 LCD TV. Although not an amazing website, it’s a classy one [...]

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