VOYAGE DIGITAL AGENCY
September 1, 2008
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Time for another Norwegian studio portfolio. This time it's a digital advertising/production agency located in Oslo. I came across this as Magne Hage, a childhood friend of mine from Skien, sent me a tip about the new site. Magne is their 3D animator, and as far as I can tell, a truly skilled one at that, too. I really like the way The Voyagers are focussing on creating a story and "universe" around their portfolio. It works very well, even though I think they're using a bit too much Flash when they shouldn't.
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MOPA
August 26, 2008
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Mopa updates their lovely portfolio ... with style. Via Computerlove.
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THE HI-BLOG
August 22, 2008
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The personal blog of two Norwegian students currently attending Sweden's world renowned Hyper Island. This kind of stuff makes me proud of saying that I'm Norwegian. Truly one of a kind. The use of illustrations in the design works perfectly, and the colors are priceless. All I can say is AWESOM-O.
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MATT HAMM
August 8, 2008
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Matt Hamm is a Freelance Web Designer from Farnham, Surrey, UK. The welcome illustration, combined with the color scheme made this one stand out from the crowd, imho.
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LOGISTETICA DESIGN STUDIO
August 8, 2008
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Logistetica is a design boutique specializing in web and print design, branding and corporate identity for small and medium businesses. Their site stands out like a dark and shiny purple gem. I especially like the cross-browser mini-navigation. Overall, it seems like these people know exactly what they're doing, and how to do it right. Via Web Creme.
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APILOT
August 8, 2008
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Here's a site in Norwegian only to showcase the beta CMS Apilot from Funkpilot and Rocking Chair. Those clouds, that rocket and the overall colours are priceless.
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MANIACAL RAGE
August 6, 2008
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The tumblelog of Garrett Murray recently got a visual overhaul. You can tell that this guys likes his Macs just by looking at the visuals. I'm not saying that he's copying Apple's designs, most definitely not. I'm just saying that he's showing the same kind of attention to little graphics and typographic details. I'm also saying that I love how this design turned out. It's a simple tumblelog that comes out on top, and I'm diggin' it.
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MATTI KEMPPAINEN
July 24, 2008
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This one is a neat example of a onepage portfolio featuring great graphics and colors. Just too bad that all the text is done as graphics. Why, I wonder. Via My3W.
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QUALITY XHTML
July 24, 2008
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Quality XHTML turns your PSDs into HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc. Their own XHTML/CSS site is perhaps a little bit over the top as far as using graphics in the designs, but it looks unusual and is very well done. Lots of flowers. Via My3W.
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MR.DOOB'S BLOG
July 24, 2008
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Mr. Doob just started working for Hi-ReS!, which in turn brought my attention to his blog/portfolio, which is quite rad. The blog is a beauty and the works on display show off some of the best Flash work I've ever seen. Especially being just one person. Impressive.
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