We just launched the site for Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter, Luke Gyure, and his new independent label, Life Science Records featuring an animation we choreographed with the amazing Kim Hui.

Keeping with our recent trend of breaking outdated news, we’re announcing that we finished the coding on the new interactive map for the third season of Around The World For Free.

The season is coming to an end actually but you can still go click around the interactive map and see what Parvati has been up to.

As always we give thanks to Anthony and Brian for all their hard work on the project and many thanks as well to Bright Red for bringing us this project and managing it. And last but certainly not least, the custom CMS that powers the map was done by Grail Interactive!

AlterBrook was started by Daniel Alter, an architect living in Park Slope, Brooklyn. He expanded his business to include renovation of hand picked townhouses and needed a way to publicize the properties and find buyers.

We created a site for his latest renovation which will also be used as a template for future listings as he renovates other properties.

Also check out the site we created for Daniel’s Architecture work.

From the beginning we were very excited about designing Kris’ website because she started off by telling us how awesome our work is and how she wanted us to come up with original animated art to be the theme for her site.

As inspiration Kris showed us a book by Eric Carle. We made a bunch of paintings and cut out pieces to bring into flash, where animation superhero, Kim Hui, brought them to life. Check out the finished animations by clicking the screenshots below:

We just finished designing and coding the front-end of BrainGig.com – an online resource to help grant seekers meet grant funders

We just finished programming another job for CBS in conjunction with BrightRed Pixels, this time for Amazing Race.

We were able to deliver a very cool interactive app on a tight deadline thanks to our rockstar programmers Anthony Tripaldi and Brian Maci.

Toward the end of 2010 we worked on an identity project for BodyLocal, a NYC based fitness search engine. This post is a quick play-by-play of how their logo was created.

After some discussion of what they were looking for we came up with these logos (click to enlarge the image).

They liked the circular logo above but wanted to see it more oval and more like it was ‘in motion’.

This oval version went over really well so we started working on a few color schemes:

After showing the color versions (and much more color work not shown here) they wanted to see other options. We talked again about what they liked and what they didn’t like so far and they also gave us a few other new ideas to throw into the mix. From that discussion came this round of logos (click to enlarge):

In the end they chose one of the initial ideas we had, the logo with the Google Maps looking location marker.

We made a quick iPhone/iPad/Android version of the Made In Dagenham site. Looks like a good flick, check out the trailer.

This site was made in collaboration with Ben of Mixed Media Workshop, Made in Dagenham is a Sony Pictures Classics film directed by Nigel Cole. The film stars Sally Hawkins, Miranda Richardson, Rosamund Pike.

We just launched the custom web store for PostScript Brooklyn, a Brooklyn inspired wedding invitation business. The site has only been live for a week and already it’s getting great press, including being featured on Daily Candy.