Cross Creative 2012
For some years now TRC media have been evolving an exciting digital media programme called Cross Creative which focuses on expanding knowledge and creative horizons and the importance and nature of the relationships underpinning collaborative projects. The 2012 run of the programme is now open for applications. The fully-funded programme offers: Access to a raft of top digital players in the UK, Canada and the USAExtended networks, contacts and potential partnershipsIncreased knowledge of…See More
For some years now TRC media have been evolving an exciting digital media programme called Cross Creative which focuses on expanding knowledge and creative horizons and the importance and nature of the relationships underpinning collaborative projects.
This year's fabulous group of Cross Creatives are nearing the end of their nine-month journey of digital exploration and heading off this weekend (5th March) for three days of meetings with some of Silicon Valley's most creative and innovative companies.
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Steve
Glad you like Peggle. It's almost obscenely addictive and definitely worth the purchase price. The other one I think you'd *adore* (it's pc only though...) is the Grow series. All you do is click on the objects on each side of the window. You have to click on them in the right order.
Give it a go (at a point where losing four-five hours won't matter too much)
B.
Get reaquainted with them in this simple site called Biscuit Tin.
http://www.biscuit-tin.com/
Done by a lovely chap called Brendan Dawes (www.madebymn.co.uk) who is a great digital designer who loves real touchy feely experiences too and is a big fan of brown paper and string.
Oh and I reckon if I was a biscuit I might be a Party Ring.
What would you be?
Had a giggle this morning in the office at www.yearbookyourself.com
- interesting approach to brand tie-ins with great viral potential. Might feels a little forced with the brands but hey it's making money and I certainly had a strange comlusive urge to share the fairly grotesque resulting images with 'close' friends... and 38minuters!