It's been awhile...whoops.

Since I haven't posted anything recently...

Here's just a few sites that I thought were kind of cool.

Contrast – this site is super simple and I just personally liked it. Nothing too special.

Ed Peixoto – nice navigation

SeymourPowell – kind of different navigation

Marius Roosendaal's portfolio site – i like the way this guy has his little thumbs of his site layouts

Another website idea...

LJ brought this to my attention. RPA.com -- not sure I really like it cuz I don't get where I "am" in the space, but it's an interesting idea.

Here's a quick one...

Haven't really been searching around that much lately, but I did stumble onto a site that it's navigation was kinda cool.

No idea what this site is about but here's a link.

Original

...most original artist I've seen in a while.

www.kuksi.com

2009 F-150 Ads

I've seen a few new ads for the 2009 Ford F-150 on TV recently. Tonight I saw one again and it reminded me to see if I can find them on YouTube. Found 2 different ones and I thought I would share them.

This style/use of typography I have see a lot recently and thought it was nicely done. Check them out.

1. Way of Life

2. Crazy Smart

It's Friday B.

Today, I'm just posting a bunch of randomness.

We have had the idea for creating a "world" for some of our games. I think I found a pretty cool example of a different way we could do it. Check it out. This site is for the WWF Brazil, kinda weird - I know... But it's pretty sweet looking!

Next up - Cobra Creative. I stumbled onto this site and thought it was really creepy. They did an awesome job with it though. It takes forever to load, but it's worth the wait. The loader is probably the worst part. The eye follows your cursor (maybe we can use this for something?)

Alright, here's another one...

I stumbled on this agency called the Barbarian Group. They have some nice work if you want to check them out. But anyways, I thought this one had some value to us - so I decided to show it instead of some of their other pieces.

It's an installation for Wired Magazine's NextFest. It was done in 2006, but it's still pretty sweet. Take a look - NextFest Grass Wall. The purpose of the installation was to promote Saturn's hybrid cars. Scroll through the link and check out the photos.