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Discipline - multimedia
October 30, 2008 announced the inauguration of Exhibit A, an annual charitable event for the benefit of one of the many non-profit institutions of St. Louis. This year’s Exhibit A event took place in conjunction with the grand opening of architecture firm Cannon Design's new St. Louis offices in a revitalized, historic power house. The concept behind Exhibit A was to auction off original sketches by notable architects around the world and to donate the proceeds to the chosen charity, this year’s selection being De La Salle Middle School in north St. Louis. Along with the Exhibit A logo and all print collateral we created for the event, we also designed and developed a flash movie, illustrating the history of the power house, which played on a large screen at the event.
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Discipline - print
ArtPower! is the University of California at San Diego's most energetic compilation of music, dance and spoken word. Continuing our relationship with UCSD, we created this catalog for the university's 2009-2010 ArtPower! Multi-Arts Season. ArtPower! provides exciting opportunities for the UCSD and San Diego communities to engage in discovery and dialogue with creative innovators in the arts.
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Discipline - print
Vital Spark is an entrepreneurship that brings simple, effective, and economical services to improve the health and well-being of individuals and organizations. Its services include various programs such as Pilates, Yoga, Nutrition, and Massage. Killswitch assisted the company in establishing a name, created the logo and designed the marketing collateral and website to reflect the vital and healthy spirit of thecompany. The bold logo design and the flourishing illustrations of individuals and nature in tune reflect the wide spectrum of the company’s health services and effectively bridge this new brand with its innovative health concept and the consumer desires in a visually interesting way.
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Discipline - web
Johnny Knoxville and his merry band of jackasses are back, moving from the big screen to the computer screen at jackassworld.com. Jackass viewers flocked to the site as the new, feature-length film "Jackass 2.5" was premiered exclusively online as an innovative business strategy (and probably on a dare from Steve-O). The site boasts a full archive of video clips from the hit TV shows Jackass and Wildboyz as well as clips from the first two Jackass movies. Additional features include a huge photo gallery, editorial reviews, contests, mobile applications, games, merchandise, a Jackass online community, and ripe, new content from the Jackass crew. The site was built from the ground up using Ruby on Rails and was designed with the unique goal of connecting and coordinating an assortment of Web services and 3rd party applications. The Rails foundation collaborates with a Wordpress blog, a Google search appliance, MTV's video and photo distribution service, a Flux-powered community and Akamai caching to deliver the media-rich end product in a highly scaleable and flexible environment. Jackass fanatics unite! And, as always, please leave the man-thongs and staple-gun recreation to the "trained professionals."
