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Lindblad Expeditions and National Geographic offer incredible expeditions to the most far-flung regions on the planet. We created sites for two of their most popular destinations – the Galapagos and Antarctica.
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Some of this work involved sorting through hundreds of penguin photographs.
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We added interactive hot spots to the banner photos, creating informational pop-ups when the user clicks on them.
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Passengers can learn the layout and location of cabins at each price point with our dynamic rates pages.
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We're still trying to convince Lindblad to send us on an expedition. for research purposes, of course.
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the call of the wild.
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we developed a new corporate identity and web presence for the law firm delizio + gilliam
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delizio + gilliam practice intellectual property and patent law. we wanted potential clients to see themselves as the new explorers, with d+g acting as their guides.
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Roger Frison Roche (with a swanky pair of goggles) radios Delizio + Gilliam from the summit of Mont Blanc.
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The legal team poses for the camera
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Our 404 page makes winking reference to the donner pass without actually getting into that whole cannibalism thing.
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We printed the business cards on an ancient engraving machine that was once steam-powered.
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Letterhead and business cards side by side.
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Like an engineer's schematics, fold lines are engraved on the stationery.
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in collaboration with good magazine and clif bar, we created an interactive infographic for their 2 mile challenge initiative. 40% of all urban trips are two miles or less - by encouraging more people to make their trip on a bike, we can reduce our carbon output, and our waistlines.
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by pushing the biker along the bottom of the infographic, visitors track participating bikers' progress in real time.
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riders in each state can see how they are stacking up against each other. we also threw in some fun visuals to give visitors a sense of just how much their efforts are paying off.
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we took inspiration from a classic german brand of bike repair equipment and otl aicher's color palette for the 70s Olympic games.
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tbwa\digital arts approached us to pitch their client, mcdonald's, new creative online strategies world around. a homepage without words - internationally recognizable, just like mickey d's.
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one of the menu pages, featuring our patented "buncrumb" navigation
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further down the "buncrumb" trail...
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4/15
it's not all big macs - a look at mcdonald's regional menus.
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india's beef-less burgers
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our second design direction. this time playing up the undeniable allure of the egg mcmuffin
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simple navigation. all love.
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big mac, no distractions
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a clean interface for the whole menu
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a playland of mcdonald's history
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the weird world of seventies advertising
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birdie, the early bird, might have had too much coffee.
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some badass big mac print work...
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...all its details, and the chance to share it with friends.
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when asked to update pitchfork's media kit for '08, we went from a two page word doc to a 16 page brochure aimed at filling the reader in, not only in regards to demographic and readership of the music site, but also to cut through the marketing lingo.
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index and traffic section cover
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information about visitors in the states as well as national. increase of visitors over years.
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ads and pricing. we tried to bring clarity to the page by abstaining from marketing lingo and using symbols to guide through the pricing and discount structure.
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we teamed up with oia to kick-start the nyc chapter of 'interesting': an event giving people the opportunity to share their passion on stage. the site was designed to hold submissions and got out of the way to let the founders, speakers, and site visitors define the subject themselves.
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2/12
the homepage is a wall of videos and pictures. your only two options are to contribute or find out more.
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programs with numbers serving as tickets.
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the program: sliced and folded it contains the schedule and speaker information
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the program: sliced and folded it contains the schedule and speaker information
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low cost package. materials from a industrial supply catalog added a touch of interesting yellow throughout.
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tweets are piped to the site and user submissions archived as a feed.
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we also had a hand in the projection.
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10/12
is laughter really the best medicine? do not crush.
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show of hands. nearly 250 attendees at the conference start-up.
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Recursion: in order to show David Nottoli how to fold and cut the conference program we uploaded a video demonstration to the conference site.
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1/11
when we sat down to a blank screen we had problems to solve: combine funny with pragmatic, mesh german design with new york style, balance cash and soul and teach english speakers how to spell our name. we found an answer in a simple idea:
circle the oh.
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br[oh]chure no.1. work printed in varnish. words in white, the size of a dollar bill, it's packed up and ready to be mailed.
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inside spread. copy and art live in harmony and on top of each other.
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business cards 2.0. on top varnish with a collage of all our work from the past year.
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fresh off the printing screen.
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nyc subway meets german flag. added an inverse red to rule out overly patriotic impressions.
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our typeface is a customized akzidenz grotesk, in the sixties the font of the subways, and of german origin.
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magnetic sheet puzzles for our o1 party.
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10/11
we designed our own stamps.
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the day the mail was fangohr colored.
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DOCFACTORY IS A PRODUCTION HOUSE DEVELOPING DOCUMENTARY FILMS ON GLOBAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES. we created their identity: working simultaneously on the site, stationery, logo, typeface and motion graphics, we used the restrictions of the different media to our advantage.
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fresh off the press, embossed and de-bossed, the new cards. the docfactory logo: anamorphic ratio box.
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docfactory stencil and docfactory normal. custom typeface design.
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the site. all assets from our video shoot for the movie trailer
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the site. carrier pigeons.
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animation sequence for dvd distribution and theater.
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when asked to overhaul the design system for katz architecture in a rush before their office move, we declined. instead we suggested to design stickers to retro-fit the old collateral with the new information and use the extra time to transition and formulate the new brand.
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stickers to update the address on existing collateral…
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…are also a mailer to announce the move
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train as canvas, decked out with stickers
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we found the basic logo design in one of the stickers. henceforth: the new katz stationery
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holiday greetings from katz… and us.
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a second year of greetings… this time in a bumpy recession.
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when asked by a non-profit organization in support of immigrants in detention to re-design their website, we shook our heads... not unless we could re-create the graphic identity from scratch. the client agreed.
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the logo: a spot light on the fence is built on the grid lines
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a great project to use tight grid structure: it fixates the design like a fence
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the structure of the logo were developed around the gridnik typeface by wim crowel
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we continued to use the same exact system for the layout of the site.
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human rights conference: unveiling the site and detention map…
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since 2004 fangohr has worked with renegade to help panasonic in a variety of projects like identity, interactive design, micro sites, and online marketing. this is a cross-sampling of some of the work.
Shown: the award winning panasonic lifebox site.
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lifebox + lifestream technology
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lifebox longplay recording mode
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the sd-card at the center of the panasonic lifestream connectivity
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club panasonic logo design. final logo in the lower left
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icon designs to be used for web site and on electronic devices
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panasonic consumer electronics homepage re-design
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consumer electronics re-design dvd section
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panasonic direct e-commerce store: branding and logo
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custom typography for the logo treatment
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animated video ad-campaign for panasonic plasmas
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when mapquest and jabber founder/ceo perry evans moved on to a new business called 'aptas', we helped design their most important piece of software, re-named the company 'local matters' and built their brand, world-around.
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final local matters logo on business card
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icon system to make the product offerings clear
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five piece stationery system. designed for several offices internationally
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we delivered branding documents that update their content over the net
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strategic work included naming the company and writing the brand statement
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meticulous usage and spacing guidelines for consistency in the different offices
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the web site. rapid turn around to coincide with an important press release
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tarikh korula and josh rooke-ley are behind uncommon projects, a company that uses computers, code and robotic installations as tools to make ideas a reality – if they are worth it. they wanted a logo design that reflected this spirit. we designed this.
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uncommon and fangohr share office space in dumbo. this is their door sign.
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final logo and card design
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rejected concept sketch: back and front. normal projects = grey / uncommon projects = hot
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rejected concept sketch: gang signs
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rejected concept sketch: a crab holding a floppy
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renegade was a new york city based guerilla marketing firm. afterwards they were a new york city based guerilla marketing and design firm. what happened to them in the interim? we did.
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renegade logo before and after
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renegade site. displaying the homepage with the animated hsbc bank cab feature. renegade convinced the bank to offer a free ride to anyone with a hsbc bank card.
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web site homepage: doubleclick feature
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company/people, sort them by their favourite food
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web site client section: browse and drag the node connections
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renegade styleguide: colours and a custom typeface.
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renegade brochure, front and back
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we designed and built the renegade greensaver. a screen saver that serves up eco-friendly tips
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we helped grey global with the launch of adobe's creative suite 1.0 and to extend the adobe brand into the enterprise space in print and online media.
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grey global hired us for fresh ideas: extend adobe’s brand into the enterprise market and have it stand up to heavyweights like ibm and oracle. the first project was a brochure announcing the partnership of the two firms — industry strength database meets pdf workflow.
adobe brochure cover
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adobe brochure pages 2 & 3 (transparent red gel on the right)
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adobe brochure pages 4 & 5 (gel turned revealing info)
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adobe brochure pages 6 & 7
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adobe brochure pages 8 & 9
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adobe brochure pages 10 & 11
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ads promoting adobe pdf
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ads promoting adobe pdf 2
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