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'Favorite TV Moms' - the brief was to create a graphic that would bring
together moms from 12 different shows - photo frames on top of an old style
television conjure up the a homely feel for this TV fan community page.

 


'Fall Video Preview' - the brief was to create an interesting graphic for a
page previewing footage of Fall TV shows but without actually depicting
any specific charachters or series.

 
Various sized units act as traffic drivers for the Fall Video Preview page.
 


'Upfronts' - the brief was to create a graphic for renewed/cancelled TV
shows. Doodles (characters from various shows ) and rubber stamps
(competition elements) were combined to allow users to participate in the site.

 


'Extreme Close-Up' - the brief was to create a graphic for an online
competition sponsored by Sony. Entrants guess who the star is from a
close-up section of their face - all framed by using the visual language of
movies
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'Cheaper by the Dozen' - the brief was to create a graphic that
embellishes the title of a feature comparing 12 free MMORPGs
(Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games).

 


'Green Scene' - the brief asked for an identity for CNET¹s environmentally
aware web space. An organic sapling emerges from the ground to create the
'g' of the word green.

 


'Pathology'
- landing page for GAMESPOT.COM and TV.COM¹s combined
promotional tie-in to the launch of the movie "Pathology". Games and TV
shows with crime scenes are linked on this competition page.

 


'INTEL Level-Up Lounge'
- This online promotion that allows gamers to
compare the performance of their PC if they ungraded the processor.

 


'DELL's Summer Sessions' - This online promotion targets younger
gamers who want to buy their first laptop for high school or college.

 


'St Patricks Day at CafePress.com'
- banner for a modern restyling of the
Irish tradition that addresses the more offbeat CafePress.com audience.

 

 

 

 

 
 
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