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i'm blogging about this blog. this is known as reblogging.

 

"New Armterns-

This summer, you’ll find two of Georgia Tech’s ID program’s finest minds working with us. Please say hey to Ted Ullrich and Travis Ekmark."

   

360° Identity, photo work and strategic re-posistioning.

 

The Bakkehus Museum is a museum of literature and cultural history in the home in which Kamma and Knud Lyne Rahbek lived at the beginning of the 19th century.

University of Lincoln College of Arts degree show.

 

Picture: Chris Vaughan Photography

Date: June 2, 2017

Find out more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.

University of Lincoln College of Arts degree show.

 

Picture: Chris Vaughan Photography

Date: June 2, 2017

Contemplation Room, still images of Tasmanian Aboriginals

presented on three synched LCD Screens inset into wall with accompanying sound scape. Ningenneh Tunapry Exhibition Tasmanian Museum and Gallery.

html newsletter linking to articles for the European commission.

 

We helped design and implement this Danish information portal for the European commission

 

As part of the project we sought to reinvent the various portal features common for a news website, the result was a more intuitive and immersive experience, and a vibrant website.

OrangeSprocket Senior Front End Developer and code ninja deep in concentration.

Martian Invaders, the interactive game that fights back!

Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and related landscape is projected into existing arched windows.

University of Lincoln College of Arts degree show.

 

Picture: Chris Vaughan Photography

Date: June 2, 2017

Small businesses can work smarter with ‘Convergent Media Strategies’ custom-packaged to promote their businesses

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Once the user has chosen which type of guitar to browse, they get to choose which model to browse.

 

Find out more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.

Berny, extreme snowboarding interactive designer.

Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and realated landscape is projected into existing arched windows.

Ningenneh Tunapry Exhibition Tasmanian Museum and Gallery. Culture Island tactile touch panels trigger audio recordings of current cultural practices.

I'm trying to save money, so I stayed in this Friday night. Instead of hitting the bars or restaurants, I simply updated my portfolio. Check it out at portfolio.phillipretuta.com

Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and related landscape is projected into existing arched windows.

Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and related landscape is projected into existing arched windows.

Contemplation Room, still images of Tasmanian Aboriginals

presented on three synched LCD Screens inset into wall with accompanying sound scape. Ningenneh Tunapry Exhibition Tasmanian Museum and Gallery.

Devon, a kick ass designer.

Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and realated landscape is projected into existing arched windows.

Ningenneh Tunapry Exhibition Tasmanian Museum and Gallery. Entrance to Exhibition.

Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and realated landscape is projected into existing arched windows.

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