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Rewarding friendships

2 Nov 2008

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Your friends for a free phone? Sounds like a fair trade operation! BASE launched this member-gets-member procedure, and we created the accompanying website. A clean, userfriendly and agile hotspot where visitors easily find their way to the required information and gifts.

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Jack is back

23 Sep 2008

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After having designed the Jack website, we decided that the little green fellow was just too damn cute to leave it with that. Luckily, BASE thought so too. Buckle up for some jolly Jack-footage!

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Smartass must have postcards

12 Aug 2008

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In order to create some noise and visibility around Pienternet’s SmartAss campaign, our designers went completely loose, which resulted in a series of postcards that many a youngster would kill for and a flyer that will probably never leave the pocket of their pants again.

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Your T-shirt for life

7 Aug 2008

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When designing the battery emperor’s clothes, a rather royal treatment is in place. Which is why we chose to decorate those Panasonic chests with a suitable shiny scutcheon. Haute couture à la Design is Dead.

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Grimm revisited

4 Aug 2008

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BASE equipped one of its Antwerp based shops with a touchscreen, so that their customers would be able to windowshop for call credit 24/7. A useful tool, since -honestly- you don’t wanna run out of calling value in a situation like this naughty red riding hood! We created an animated screensaver and teaser campaign to attract the attention of passers-by and stimulate them to top up before bad things happen.

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DJ-shopping online?

11 May 2008

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Booking agency DJ Factory represents Belgium’s most fashionable deejays and partyconcepts. On their equally fashionable webspot, people can browse through conveniently arranged DJ-profiles and tour rosters in order to finally book the most suitable music master to lighten up their party. An URL to bookmark if you’re up for a good shake!

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Party time in Lokeren

12 Apr 2008

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For the Lokerse Feesten festival we went completely nuts and created a swingin’ rock ‘n roll fantasy fair online. A little vintage, a lot of guts and some red velvet make this website an appropriate environment to host big fish such as the Sex Pistols, Sonic Youth and Massive Attack.

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How to make an online quilt

18 Mar 2008

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Under the watchful eye of host Villanella, 200 young artists were invited to give the centre of Antwerp a temporary new face. We were invited to give this two day event an online face. Young people making nice things wasn’t just the event’s baseline, but also our mission. We cut and sewed together a Villanella-worthy patchworksite, serving as an online programmation guide and a roadmap both to the arty participants and thousands of talent-tourists.

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Paranoiacs go P

12 Feb 2008

image 2In the middle of the 2008 Eurosong contest craziness, the Paranoiacs were all around. For an advertisement in P-magazine -promoting their new single- we came up with a cut-out cd package design. P-readers could download the single online, and then wrap it in their very own Paranoiacs cover, thanks to our witty designers.

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C.S.I. Antwerpen

29 Jan 2008

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In a CSI-like mission to solve the mistery of a 17th century girl’s corpse, found underneath the foundations of Antwerp, our very own Sherlock puzzled together some unusual suspects, dusty pieces of evidence and medieval imagery to communicate a morbid exhibition in the Rockoxhuis. Or as we say: “Ooggetuigen aan de Schelde. Wetenschappers lossen 17e-eeuws mysterie op”.

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