This seasons Silk campaign has just launched! The key focus on this launch was around the healthy “light” options silk has! Check out the awesome photography used as a backdrop in this site!
Check it out at:www.80AwesomeCalories.com
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As the Silk Green Caps site had such great feedback, and success for the client, The Integer Group and client launched this seasons new campaign: “4 Short Weeks to a Healthier Heart…” which was built on the same model as the Silk Green Caps site. One of the differences with this new campaign was delivering more around interactivity and education.
To accomplish this, we built an AWESOME logic scheme to accommodate approximately 300 different video responses from the three avatars representing on the home page. Check it out, you can drag and drop a variety of ‘Food’ or ‘Fitness’ items to your chosen friend, and they respond accordingly to their particular traits & to how much YOU help or abuse them! (Try feeding mike a hotdog over and over again)
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Check this particle effect out - one of the best uses i’ve seen lately - and very pretty no matter what the content!
This sample was found at one of my new favorite resources for AS3 - www.flashandmath.com - it is maintained by two individuals who have done a beautiful job assembling a nice array of tutorials. Their code is the most detailed with comments i have seen. I’ve only recently stumbled into this site - but it’s already helped me out tremendously with figuring out some critical things. I highly recommend at least browsing the samples to see some beautiful code at work - even if you aren’t a developer/programmer yourself!
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Check out a sweet two minute educational motion graphics piece from the Vancouver Film School…
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This has been out for a while, but keeps surfacing - so i am passing it on. Read more about Prof. Wesch here.
