As a part of their total makeover, fashion department store PUB asked us to make a brand new site for them.
The key concept of the site is Mode varje dag (”Fashion every day”), a phrase to describe PUBs new total devotion to fashion, and also a way to work with the site. The main page of the site features a full-window display area that changes each day. Like a store-front. In this space we could work with video, photographs or interactive content depending on the campaign that was running at the time. But never the same content two days in a row, and always fashion. New outfits every day.
A huge pro about this, in my opinion, is that all campaigns are collected in the same space. No campaign sites or weird new urls that gets lost in time as soon as the advertising campaign stops.
All in one place, and if you want to see how the site looked yesterday(or two months ago) you just browse backwards in the calender at the bottom.
Here’s a couple of images to show the different faces of the site so far(almost one year later).
Agency: Joy
My role: Creative director and developer
Vice Magazine asked me to do a game for their HORROR ISSUE. I’ve had an idea for some time to make a platform game that was really stressful, with some really insane soundtrack.
Soundtracks are so important, still most soundtracks(literally all soundtracks for games except GTA and Fallout) are complete shit. And especially when it’s supposed to be really hard and scary metal stuff, some asshole always scores some lame newmetal matrix shit.
With the help from Vice, i got the chance to make a game featuring music of three of my favourite grind bands.
The premise of the game is simple: You’re a fat guy running blindly trying to shoot your way through a neverending line of zombies. But it’s the music, and the way the game truly is based on the music in pace and feel, that makes it something else.
The Count is feeling splendid! Mixing up a mix for sunny springdays in the grounds of Castle Hemmendorff. A pretty varied selection of jolly tunes, much french and italian library but also some other stuff, ranging in time from the 30’s Ink Spots to La Düsseldorff 1981.
29 minutes of sunny sounds. Carefully selected and poorly mixed.
Windows Live SearchPet was a tool created to be able to customize your search-page/toolbar with a little charactar designed by yourself. The design engine is very dynamic, allowing much more creative freedom than most of these kind of applications.
We later added a feature where you could mate two SearchPets to see how their offspring would look.
Agency: Joy
My role: Creative director and developer
The Count is feeling a bit apprehensive. Probably with good reasons. Lurking in dark alleys. Scheming.
Moody, neurotic tunes, spanning over a wide range of genres. From Tom Waits to dark warriordisco to some uneasy chitown ghetto trax. The centerpiece is the incredible Squadro Blanco - The night must fall.
This is the previous hemmendorff.com, last updated back in 2004 or so. It features some pretty neat random animations. If you have some time on your hands, wait until the little fisherman comes and catches a fish. Good times.
I’m not sure how much of it still works, and it clearly looks a bit jagged and buggy. But it’s still up for nostalgic reasons.
