According to Wiki… Joshua Davis (born June 13, 1971) is an American web designer, author & artist in new media. He was an early pioneer in the use of Macromedia Flash as a tool to generate Art…
But in my own words, his work is AWESOME!!
Not one for allowing websites to access me Facebook details but this was really worth it.
A well executed Flash/Video website aimed to make people aware of the value of their information on the Facebook.
HKI provides creative experiences and products for both branded and artistic purposes.
They deliver creative direction, concepts, storytelling and great art direction.
Old skool site but had to post in via because it was one of the websites i still think is simple and beautifully done.
Some funky BadAss flash site going on for Interactive Art Director “Yong” from Shanghai, China who has an impressive catalogue of clients and works just as impressive as this site.
Works of the talented Alex Trochut. Beautiful stuff with type and illustration.
Born in Tokyo in 1965. In 1989 graduated from Tama Art University with a degree in graphic design. After working for Hakuhodo Inc., Japan’s second largest advertising agency, established the “SAMURAI” creative studio in 2000.
Combined effort between nb:studio and Mimeartist to create this great interactive site for bespoke wall murals, prints and blinds.
Adverputt is a casual mini-golf advergame in the form of an executive toy to engage visitors with YOUR brand in a fun and tactile way!
Creative studio based in New York that specialise in creating visual universes (whatever that means, sounds good though).
Love the work in their portfolio.
A play with colour and shapes to create, fun interactive rooms to promote LG mobile phones.
The works of interactive designer & art director Leigh Hibell.
A website for German architect firm O.S.A. Ochs Schmidhuber Architects. It features a grid system tightly structuring not only the site as a whole, but all typographic elements in particular, instilling a definitive sense of order and visual structure to underline the integrity of the architects’ work itself.