Insurance company Catalyst wanted to take a spin on the social thing, and asked us to design them a very exclusive Twitter bird. With just a little blood, sweat, origami skills and dollar bills, the million dollar bird was ready to spread its wings!

While in history, vikings equalled destruction and barbaric battles, their modern offsprings fight for a far nobler goal: free mobile internet on each and every mobile phone! To support City Live’s Mobile Vikings on their glorious crusade, we designed them a mighty militant, mysterious website – recalling the good old Scandinavian superheroes. And the box housing the Vikings’ SIM card, is far from inferior to the nicest treasure chests.

In a world ruled by K3 and Mega Mindy, bringing classical music to children is quite a challenge. Luckily, DeFilharmonie decided to team up with Design is Dead for the apparent mission impossible to make a website for children about their orchestra. We mixed, matched, animated and created a fun, playful and very intuitive discovery tour through the wonderful world of violins and wind sections. It earned us –amongst others- an honourable record in Weekend Knack magazine. Beat that, Mega Mindy!

Food giant MARS decided to go 21st century style all the way. They traded in their formerly printed product information for professionals for a very nice, attractive and userfriendly Flash-site. From now on, veterinarians are just a mouseclick away from curing a cat’s diarrhoea!

In their struggle for a better planet, BASE called us -who else?!- for help. We gave them Jack. This cutesy creature was born from our designers’ brains with the mission to save the world, operating as a true green knight from his very own minisite. His virtual forest houses information on BASE’s environment saving activities and stimulates visitors to take part in their great, green mission. Plenty of birds and plants have been rescued ever since.

Props, antiques, decoration, chandeliers,… Sprookjes has it, can find it and can make it. For the website however, they relied on us. We made it a twirling, eye candy-ish “once upon a time” kind of experience site. No monsters or chandeliers were hurt during this production, and they all live happily ever after.