An integrated campaign to advertise the updated Smart ForTwo car. This site featured a Flash version featuring streaming video and interactive games, and also an accessible HTML version.

A European magazine-site specifically designed for female consumers of the Levi's jeans brand. Dealing with integration of XML data in English, French, Italian, Spanish and German into flash while maintaining a relevant style and interest throughout the site was a rewarding responsibility.

An animated online video that was included with the '3 from you' newsletter created in a B-Movie style.

This was a build project for digital print specialist, Tangent on Demand, or T/OD.

The build consited of multiple pages with varied templates, ajax loaded content and some custom deep-linking. It required some use of jQuery animations to bring life to the solid and fun designs.

Based around the idea of 'making something from nothing', these banners use interactivity and copy to interest the viewer in the product.

'Touch me tour' was a UK wide showcase of the DS console prompting people to get their hands on the touch screen technology. The Flash website was designed with this in mind and used a representation of the DS as the interface so people were already interacting with it before attending the tour. 'Pull Up & Play' continued the tour theme using comedy tents at festivals. This site was designed with a tour poster style in mind as well as reference to the packaging of the console.

Illustration for a short story by horror author Joseph D'Lacey.

MMS are like video web banners delivered directly to 3 Mobile Customers handsets. These were made using After Effects keeping in mind strict file size and duration restrictions and the fact that the video is strongly compressed.

'Make Some Noise' is a global campaign launched by Amnesty International in order to raise awareness of the issues they are tackling through popular music. Key to the campaign is a multi-language website alongside email newsletters, e-cards and animated flash banner campaigns.

The site was specifically designed with accessibility standards in mind, but with a style that stayed bold and wild to fully express the attitude of the campaign.

These designs were put together in a pitch for a brief from MTV. The idea was to re-skin their user content-based site 'Flux' before it was released across Europe. The designs take reference from 80's computing and attempt to bring them up to date while maintaining the retro-cool feel.

Desperados is a Heineken beer mixed with Tequila. It's attitude is partying hard.

Record Karaoke was an event based in Amsterdam at which contenders could bring 3 records to mix in quick fire live sets across the country.

Design work covered online banners, a microsite, ambient materials and print work.

Various online campaigns created for the fun and exciting client, Nintendo Europe. Ranging from straightforward animated flash banners to more immersive multi-stage ads with dynamic content. A real exploration into what can be done within the tight limits of this kind of media.

Levi's Engineered Jeans are designed with a contemporary style and this section within the Levi's European site is designed to reflect that.

Taking direction from the brand and its assets I designed and built a unique and dynamic interface in which to explore the details of the product. This required the use of Flash Actionscripting and the integration of XML for the multi-language nature of the project.

An online banner campaign in several languages to market Getty's new video footage archive.

The banners used examples of Getty's footage themselves.

A fully integrated internal campaign providing employees of 3 Mobile with an explanation of their company ethos.

Pitch work for online branding guidelines and campaign work for the Post Office.

Based around various Post Office products we used elements of existing offline and online guidelines in order to make the campaign work a strong link between the two.

A direct response TV ad for 3 Mobile encouraging customers to sign up for the latest package. The project involved video and audio production and also a Flash microsite.

Follwing an online rebrand Five TV released two new channels, Five Life and Five US. We created spaces within the new site to home the online parts of the new channels.

The RSPCA wanted to get the idea of animal welfare into peoples homes and heads before an animal was ever involved. We came up with the idea of a virtual pet for the users computer.

The pet required that you play with, feed and exercise it regularly, otherwise you would receive warnings from the RSCPA and tips on how to better care for a real pet.

A dynamic flash site and CD single created for hard rockin' London band 'October All Over'.

The designs use a limited colour palette and bold design for impact that reflects the bold loud music on the of the band.

The site integrates the use of online web log site 'blogger' in order to allow easy updates of news and upcoming gigs. This site also features an mp3 radio player and downloadable tracks.

A site designed to aggregate RSS feeds from the blogs and personal websites of authors published through Faber & Faber.

Designed to have a clear 'blog feel' but also reflect the design attitude of the publisher I went for a clean and stylish approach that could easily be translated into HTML.

Following a rebrand of the Abbey National Bank we created some experiential pieces for various products. This involved designing large scale print to be used on the individual structures.

A long term client, the Levi's European site was maintained and updated weekly. Creating new sections and online campaigns with quick turnarounds was a great challenge for a large site like this in several languages. Working in XML and Flash allowed easy updates as well as the integration of a custom content management system to maintain content.

This is a self-written and designed book created for my final major at university. It is an exploration of urban legends and documents my own attempts at creating and spreading a myth. Using experiments such as an email version of 'the six degrees of separation' I was able to see how digital communication methods can be used in advertising and applied them to my project. The outcome was a printed book with an accompanying online version created in flash.