Site of the Week #4: Mouse Graphics is a small creative shop that pumps out identities, package design and websites. But what stands out the most has to be their package design. Simple, uncluttered high-res photographs of raw ingredients are the stars of the creative. Clean, crisp, and straight to the point. Love it.
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So Google street views been around for a while now, and when “walking” through this virtual world, all the ads aren’t being utilized. Why not place virtual ads that google can sell to advertisers? Seems like a million dollar idea that’s just sitting around.
So originally when going to my dads site: www.stdenis.ca on an iphone you’d get a large “broken plugin” icon. Now when you goto it, you see an iPhone like “business card” where you can call, email, or map directions to his studio right from that page.
Might include a “save contact button” to import all this info. :)
This weeks “site of week” is Adidas Campaign website for its “Style Essentials”. The site starts off where you draw an abstract line of colours and images to discover new navigation buttons and clickable photographs to showcase products in action. A huge A+ is the product selector, love how clean and simple it feels. Adding a product to a wish list without having to signup is always a plus.
http://www.adidas.com/campaigns/styleessentials2010/content/default.aspx
Very creative concept from my buddy John Kumahara over at CM, created the first iPad DJ interface. Looks pretty dope if i say so myself.
Diesels new campaign “BE STUPID” highlighting that being smart is just not the stupid way to go. Great campaign, love the print ads, might not fall under the uber awesomest site ever, but it does host all the campaigns goodness. Check it out!
