Beta version of Make the Tea has finally gone live! An act of love. Never argue about who’s turn it is to make the tea ever again. www.makethetea.com
Created at Outside Line Studio. Featured on Creativity Online. FAB awards 2011 winner
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UPDATE: The FWA award winner, 19 May 2010
The Coney Island Experience was created for the Love Never Dies official site as an interactive playground of funfair games. Love Never Dies is the follow up to the hugely successful Phantom of the Opera written Andrew Lloyd Webber. I have to say that it’s one of the most visually rich sites I’ve worked on so far, and also a lot of fun to design.
To create Coney Island a 3D model was first created and textured. The model consists of over a million faces and 250megs of textures. From this fly though renders were created for each point in the funfair out-putting over 17 Gigs of HD frames.
Each game was firstly visualised in PhotoShop combining 3D renders, photography and hand drawn elements and then put together in flash. Visitors to the site can sign up and save their scores to game and global leader boards.
Created at Outside Line studio for The Really Useful Group.
Each game point is linked with a 3D rendered fly through.
The Picture Palace pulls in Love Never Dies youTube channel videos. (Now offline)
Leader boards for each game and global leader board. A special thanks goes to Richard and Marilyn for their hand modelling and patience!
Hopefully this may help all designer’s and creative’s alike who keep track of visual drop site’s like ffffound, dropular and yayeverday. After spending a good 15mins each morning when I get into the studio browsing through what’s new on each site, I decided to try and full everything together on one handy page with the ability for bookmarking images.
Embracing the mash-up mentality here’s underoneroof
It’s still in very early stage’s but hopefully you may find it useful as I know I do! It will let you bookmark image’s without the need of signing up, just browse and go. I must stress that all credit for the resources found on the site remains with the original sites and their communities. Just think of this as a glorified RSS reader (which it is I guess!) Enjoy
