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This retail experience reinvents the traditional retail shoe display. Women’s shoes are arranged on a low table while an interactive spotlight surrounds each shoe. When an intrigued shopper picks up a shoe, they are rewarded with digital information that appears in the space where the shoe was resting. They access comments about the shoe from other shoppers (online and off), hero product photos of the shoe on models, and information about which sizes and alternate styles are available.
In addition to product information, every interaction also creates a visual cascade that spreads out across the whole table. This visual display creates a playful, engaging spectacle that attracts other shoppers to pick up and discover the effect each product creates. It’s an experience shoppers will want to share and recreate with friends and family.
Inspired by master photographer Eadweard Muybridge’s studies of animal motion, Potion designed the Living Wall along the spacious lobby of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine to further connect the school’s community.
In collaboration with American History Workshop, Potion created the dynamic, wall-mounted displays featuring over 40 animated scenes drawing on Muybridge’s detailed studies of animal motion. The scenes are projected in high definition onto nine screens hand-sculpted by Michael Singer Studios. In addition to motion studies, each scene presents text, photos and video clips, all contributed by the veterinary community, and displayed dynamically through Potion’s generative algorithm. Potion’s web-based content management system allows the school to update and further customize their wall over time.
To accent a new line of Tiffany & Co’s boutique stores, Potion collaborated with 2x4 design firm to create stunning large-scale kaleidoscopic displays drawn from Tiffany’s jewelry collection. The kinetic images highlight details of Tiffany's designer products while adding a playful and mesmerizing quality to the shopping experience.
Beginning with photographs of Tiffany’s pieces, Potion’s dynamic software algorithmically arranges and morphs jewels into a myriad of unique configurations. To further customize Tiffany stores environments for seasonal changes, new arrivals or special events, Potion created a content management system that allows staff to update products to be incorporated into the displays.
On the back wall behind the bar, Neck of the Woods cocktails coming your way soon... Potions is 800mm wide for scale
My "potions"
My little brother and my little sister gave this to me, I just use the sticker to look even more like a potion, I'm so excited with this!
Inspired by master photographer Eadweard Muybridge’s studies of animal motion, Potion designed the Living Wall along the spacious lobby of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine to further connect the school’s community.
In collaboration with American History Workshop, Potion created the dynamic, wall-mounted displays featuring over 40 animated scenes drawing on Muybridge’s detailed studies of animal motion. The scenes are projected in high definition onto nine screens hand-sculpted by Michael Singer Studios. In addition to motion studies, each scene presents text, photos and video clips, all contributed by the veterinary community, and displayed dynamically through Potion’s generative algorithm. Potion’s web-based content management system allows the school to update and further customize their wall over time.
This retail experience reinvents the traditional retail shoe display. Women’s shoes are arranged on a low table while an interactive spotlight surrounds each shoe. When an intrigued shopper picks up a shoe, they are rewarded with digital information that appears in the space where the shoe was resting. They access comments about the shoe from other shoppers (online and off), hero product photos of the shoe on models, and information about which sizes and alternate styles are available.
In addition to product information, every interaction also creates a visual cascade that spreads out across the whole table. This visual display creates a playful, engaging spectacle that attracts other shoppers to pick up and discover the effect each product creates. It’s an experience shoppers will want to share and recreate with friends and family.
At the Harry Potter event on Tuesday, November 16, children could create potions, choosing from many recipes to make delicious drinks.
An in character event to learn about potions and their appearance in literature.
Further information here: abracapothecary.blogspot.com/2022/05/potions-literature.html
Event location: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Dreadville%20From%20Ashes/...
The set used as the Potions classroom of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This set was seen at the Harry Potter Studio tour.
I sold these on eBay...they are really popular for Halloween! They are really neat setting around candles and other spooky props! NOW ON eBAY! Look for more like this Halloween 09 season on eBay!
seller: wyonative75. These are the originals-others are just copycats! :)
The set used as the Potions classroom of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This set was seen at the Harry Potter Studio tour.
5K contest - Fright Knights secret is a magic concoction made by the Fright Witch that changes even the greatest cowards into ferocious fighters
I knew I'd been buying odd bottles for some reason. (I love the skull & raven I picked up at the Dollar Tree.)
Using a secret recipe I've concocted this love potion. It's so portent that just looking at it, or even just looking at a picture of it, can move your heart. Don't you feel it a little?
And now, careful who you talk to next ;-)
This retail experience reinvents the traditional retail shoe display. Women’s shoes are arranged on a low table while an interactive spotlight surrounds each shoe. When an intrigued shopper picks up a shoe, they are rewarded with digital information that appears in the space where the shoe was resting. They access comments about the shoe from other shoppers (online and off), hero product photos of the shoe on models, and information about which sizes and alternate styles are available.
In addition to product information, every interaction also creates a visual cascade that spreads out across the whole table. This visual display creates a playful, engaging spectacle that attracts other shoppers to pick up and discover the effect each product creates. It’s an experience shoppers will want to share and recreate with friends and family.