Featured Work




Jeremy Cowart
We built Jeremey Cowart, Professional and superstar photographer a rich and engaging photography site that truly broke the mold. We teamed up with the fine gentlemen at Pixel Grazer to provide a fully managed Rails backend that gave Jeremy the tools to keep his fans and potential clients up to date with his latest work.
This site was an overnight success and blew up on design and interactive blogs. Oh yeah, it won some awards too.






KFC Crowd Surf Game
KFC wanted to capitalize on the Rock Star mania sweeping gaming consoles across the nation. We built a Flash game from the ground up that mimicked the popular sequence to music to create a fun and entertaining experience.
Users could even upload their own photo and see their face in the game surfing the crowd like Laird Hamilton. Needless to say, this campaign and game made a huge splash.




Larry Ladig
You might say that photographer's websites are our shtick. And well, we'd be hard pressed to deny that. We admit. We jump at the opportunity to play with high fashion glossy spreads and we especially enjoy it when the photographer behind the site has a head full of ideas to bring to the table. Thats exactly what Larry Ladig was.
Larry needed a site that both showcased his talents as well as a cutting edge and easy to use back end to keep his constantly growing portfolio up to date. We gladly did so with some style to spare.




MyESMO
The Task: Get people that work together, to talk together. Networking for big organizations can be tough. Getting a tool in place to help that communication can be tougher. The key concern is something known as adoption rate. It can be the greatest tool in the world, but if no one uses it, it's useless.
The Solution: This application had to tackle the complex networking problems of a 20,000+ user base and do so in a welcoming and invitiing way. We partnered with Lamoureux Consulting Group and some university folks to build and deploy a private social networking site for the European Society of Medical Oncologists. To date, this is one of the most complicated applications we have been a part of and the site continues to grow it's user and driving the conversation for ESMO as an organization.