Visual Communication, Flash, Interactive, CD-Rom, Development, User Interface Design, Flash Games, Flash Games, Illustration, Character development, Digital Illustrations
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Do you like salad dressing? we love the stuff, we've just launched a nifty little site for our friends at Lavender Hill Herb Farm, they make the most amazing organic salad dressings
Because blogging is cool, and drawing is cooler, we've started a doodle blog, it's fun, it's hip, and it's going to be updated (hopefully) weekly. Saunter over to our squareheaded blog to bask in the glory that is unsolicited artwork.
We've been coding our fingers to the bone on an assortment of AOL flash projects, We really can't say enough about the project/dev team over at AOL, currently it's only an 100% functional in Internet Explorer, but it is really cool .
Exceptional Article entitled 'Power of Design' in Fast Company;
... Look around you: The evidence of design's power is everywhere. It's apparent in the mere fact that the bar has been raised. Customers expect, even demand, more from the design of everything they buy... "Good design is not good enough anymore." Companies as varied as Adobe, Nokia, Toyota, and Virgin understand that great design is a prerequisite for turning consumers into customers. Whether it's software or sippy cups, when something works right, looks right, and feels right, it sparks an emotional connection. People come to love it and loyalty soon follows, along with the three Rs: repurchase, reuse, and recommendations -- benefits that fall directly to the bottom line. Such is the power of design.
Yet more of our ongoing project, The Alphabet Mobile, this time a very yellow chicken.
We've been working on a full-featured Podcasting player that's based on a set of custom Flash Components, the early 'engadget' prototype is now in the lab, excuse the chipmunky audio it's a limitation of flash to play mp3's recorded at non-standard bitrates.
Added a peek at an ongoing project, a 26 armed children's mobile that we're currently designing and illustrating, no solid plans as to where it will be available for purchase as of yet.
We finally launched this site, after a extended absence online, we're back with a vengeance with a full css driven site chock full of brand new work.
We just completed a cover illustration for the folks over at Innovation Philadelphia which featured an overhead view down Market Street in Center City, Philadelphia, Executed in the classic New Yorker cover style.
We just completed a splashy cover and equally splashy flash animation for The Greater Philadelphia Global Partners. This site launched with a very official shindig at Philadelphia's City Hall.
Visual Chutzpah's Saul Rosenbaum was a guest speaker at the Art Institute of Philadelphia's Multimedia Day. Other speakers included Johnathan Kaye [Flashsim.com] and Robert Hall [Impossibilities.com].
We assisted our friends at Resolvemedia in cranking out Innovation Philadelphia's Executive Summary and various materials (including the core artwork)
The PBS Kids web site recently launched. Visual Chutzpah was pleased to contribute 3 additional spot illustrations to the 24 spot illustrations we did for PBS Kids last year
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