The flagship for a grown-up but playful agency derived from it's core attributes—global, social, simple and experimental. (Creative Director, Razorfish)
Creativity and technical skills frolic hand in hand through fields of insanity. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
Co-opted communications structures of blog-savvy fans in a stripped to the core publishing experience. (Creative Director, Razorfish)
Launching the first line of iPod in color requires inverting the White Horse of product design. Black is beautiful. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
Independence is: chopping up decks full of b-roll footage to make it punk as f*ck. Sundance who? (Creative Director, Exopolis)
Reinventing automotive online means siding with the consumer. Radical for the boys in Detroit, unheard of for your local dealer. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
An illuminated liason sets the stage for this sexy denim brand's image. No names, please. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
Watch and love. Pangea Day attempts to unite the world through the power of film. (Creative Director, Razorfish)
High-octane fans pledge environmental action and get their names etched into an actual Formula One car via this dreamy experience. (Creative Director, Razorfish)
Totally to the Max! Atmospheric style and kinetic transitions tell the story of a season's film line-up. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
Giving teens the ability to configure a PC based on their own attributes lets them be like, totally an individual. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
A different kind of site for a different kind of car company's first sports car. Welcome to the time/space continuum. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
Little fish eats the shark – a major awards show produced by an independent maverick. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
A record 6 million viewers got to trip out on this retro freak show hosted by Jack Black. No seizures reported. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
Get pumped on baseball. The heartbeat of America is a game, not a truck. (Creative Director, Exopolis)
What started as a style guide filled with clip art ended as three-dimensional madness. Hooray for madness! (Creative Director, Exopolis)