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posted by Christopher S. on 2009.12.21, under Design
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It just might be made of people, but I do prefer this to extreme gradients, bubble overloads and beveled and/or embossed type.
Cases + Culture Books That You Can Flip Through!
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You’ve seen the video, now flip it yourself! (I suggest flipping in full screen mode)
*Also, be patient and let those pages load!
Payworks: Switch
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Here are three videos that we developed and produced for the online “Switch” campaign for Payworks.
Let’s Flip It Up!
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Our very own Thom Fougere and Nils Vik (you may remember him from our Hallowe’en post) designed the 2008/2009 Network book for University of Manitoba Faculty of Architecture. Above is a flip through.
Growl Movement
posted by Christopher S. on 2009.10.19, under Design
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If you have not discovered the world of Growl yet, I suggest that you do.
Growl is a notification system for Mac OS X that displays a small notification box in the corner of your screen. It pops up when you receive a new e-mail, the next song starts playing on your iTunes, or something happens with any number of applications you set it to work with. It is very discreet and stays on your screen for an amount of time determined by the user.
Click here to download Growl v1.2
And once you’ve got that going, head over to fixedgear.ca to download our web programmer, Chris Lobay’s, sleek Growl style. It’s called Basics 1.2 and what’s nice about his Growl style is that the application icon slides in all smooth and light and has a nice minimalist layout for the type.
Above is a screen cap of my Basics 1.2 style Growl working with iTunes. Make sure to give it a try. It’s pretty handy. Not to mention pretty to look at.
Thom York
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Thom from our Winnipeg studio recently visited our New York office. He saw some sights and took some photos. These are a few of his favorite things:
For many many more go see Thom’s Flickr.
Come Shee What We Shaw pt. 2
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Here it is! Just as promised. The video of our adventure to Shaw Printing.
Keep this on the down-low, but perhaps there is even more to come…
