Category: Client Work — Posted by megumi at June 30, 2009
Just launched a collaboration piece between BCCKS, an online service for customized web-books, and our MORISAWA FONTPARK 2.0. MORISAWA + BCCKS is about exploring the structural evolution behind typography, and is now accepting design ideas for advertisement. Please visit the website to play and post your ideas online!
“CRASH” was created for an exhibition called “Bones” directed by Shunji Yamanaka, being shown at 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT.
We formed a clock out of numeric truss structures falling slowly to the ground, depicting every second of their destruction in super slow-motion.
Category: Client Work — Posted by sohei at April 30, 2009
TV CM 「G9篇」
TV CM 「私の犬のリンリン篇」
WEBサイト
AU’s new brand, iida, has been launched and we took part in the start-up campaign. We directed the TVCM and designed the website for the brand. Both the motion graphics of the TVCM and the interactive product website share a basic design identity.
Category: Client Work — Posted by abe at April 16, 2009
A campaign website for Uniqlo’s 2009 UT Spring/Summer Collection has been launched. Just like the TVCM, the website features some of the main T-shirts of the collection in an endless zoom.
Category: Client Work — Posted by abe at April 16, 2009
A new TVCM for Uniqlo’s 2009 UT Spring/Summer collection campaign that we planned and directed is now on air. The keyword is “MEGA CULTURE.” The concept focuses on zooming and digging through the huge variety of T-shirt graphics that contain a world of mixed cultures within. The website also represents this concept.
“Texture” is a screensaver that visualizes waves of the day’s news in
various typefaces created by Kashiwa Sato / Samurai.
The screensaver can also display fonts installed in your computer to
act as a random font sampler.
Category: Client Work — Posted by hanamura at January 19, 2009
A promotional website for Mujirushi Ryouhin (MUJI). The website features a calendar interface of videos showing one MUJI product a day. By showcasing the products in small instructional videos, the website cuts across languages and is aimed for a worldwide audience.