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PSSST! I just started a company called Bakken & Bæck. We're available for work. Check out our website →
January 30, 2007 | 23 likes | 0 comments
TAK! is a UK based creative team of designers, art directors, programmers, illustrators, photographers and film makers. I immediately fell in love with their portfolio. The colors are yummy. The use of Flash for animated details is exquisite, even though I'm sure a lot of you would prefer that it was done with javascript instead. I disagree, as I find Flash to deliver a smoother experience in situations like this (most of the time, at least). The work on display sure is killer, and the way they've made room for a blog/playground is a great way to do this. I'm also loving the way they're using typography in their designs and on the site itself. Lovely!
January 22, 2007 | 14 likes | 0 comments
Nike always bring us great websites, at least in some aspect or another. The Nike+ website is no different. It's a beautiful display of gloss, colors, product photos, flash videos and, unfortunately, a slow and overloaded user interface. I really love the use of red.
January 22, 2007 | 5 likes | 0 comments
A truly full-fledged campaign both online and offline by GrupoW. Action City is another amazing job by GrupoW, to follow up their previous Stuntman project. The animations are very well done, and the direction is superbly executed. A humorous and heavy download.
January 15, 2007 | 20 likes | 0 comments
Gringo's flashfolio is extraordinary. The site takes a cue from OS X's cubespin fx, and also makes use of an orgy of glossy reflection visuals. If this doesn't scare you, I can reveal that this outstanding site also features an entourage of navigational quirks and peculiarities. If you love Flash, you should love this one as well. If you're into portfolio works, there should be more than enough to satisfy your hunger as well.
January 15, 2007 | 5 likes | 0 comments
A beautiful one page layout straight out of São Paulo. The logo graphic/animation is especially striking, and makes you want to cuddle up with this portfolio site. It looks really great, you probably know how I feel about all-encompassing flash solutions like this one. Everything is done inside one huge flash-file instead of turning to html/xhtml, which makes for an inaccessible and slow user experience. Still, it's a refreshing and lovely site worth a closer look, especially for its aesthetic qualities.
November 28, 2006 | 19 likes | 0 comments
Tokyo based design agency artless Inc. has created a significant artwork as their own online presence. This site is truly well done and makes excellent use of color, shapes and subtle animations to complete their masterpiece. The only drawback of the site is the clumsy and slow navigation inside some of the projects.
November 27, 2006 | 11 likes | 0 comments
Brazilian graphic designer Marcos Paulo is only 20 years old, but already has an impressive portfolio to show off. He makes use of the classic one-page layout in combination with delicious colors and subtle Flash animation.
November 9, 2006 | 15 likes | 0 comments
Ultra slick Flash portfolio featuring some addictive rolling crayons. There's no denying that these folks know what they're doing. The contents function as delicious candy inside this shiny wrapping.
October 22, 2006 | 9 likes | 0 comments
Manhattan real estate agency coreywecler's online presence is sharp as hell. The design, layout, illustrations and navigation of this site perfectly add to the professional image of this small two-man firm. This is all thanks to Polish web agency Cookie. Kudos to them. P.S. My favorite part of this site is how the floorplans of the properties are designed, laid out and implemented. It's so delicious.
September 20, 2006 | 104 likes | 0 comments
Jonathan Yuen is a multi-disciplinary graphic designer based in Singapore with an online portfolio that has a highly unusual feel to it. The use of audio and animation makes his work stand out from average portfolios. Quite poetic in its style, this one is sure to satisfy many of Styleboost™'s readers.
