Games
Animation
Web

Stuff We're Working On

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF HOUSTON

Interactive Diploma System

We're wrapping up our creation of an interactive diploma system for the museum's visitors. The Diplomatron allows kids to print diplomas for many of museum's learning activities.

RICE UNIVERSITY

Science Games for Kids

Our game development gurus are working closely with researchers at Rice's Center for Technology in Teaching and Learning to create online educational games. These games are designed to inspire students to pursue careers in science.

BURDITT

Portfolio Website for Consulting Studio

Work recently began on custom web development project for Burditt, a firm dedicated to improving outdoor environments and quality of life issues.

ONLY IN HOUSTON

Community Website for Creative Professionals

We're working with the OiH Board of Directors and AAF-Houston to design and launch a new community website for this organization of creative professionals.

GRAMMAROPOLIS

Educational Website and App for Kids

These recently-launched education projects feature animated episodes, books, songs, and games. Grammaropolis is a fresh, fun, and exciting new way to learn about the parts of speech.

VALOANS.COM

Responsive Website for Online Mortgage Company

Our team is crafting a new responsive website for this industry leader in military veteran mortgages. For years, our team has used everything we know about SEO, user experience, and lead generation to help make this company a leader in its field.

BP Upstream

3D Oil & Gas Illustration for the 2012 Offshore Technology Conference

Our studio was asked by the Emerging Science & Promotion team at BP to create a poster illustrating oil field technology in the near future. Our illustration presents various oilfield activities, processes, and geological configurations occuring in a single 3D cutaway view. The cylindrical shape of the cutaway is based on shapes easily identifiable in the oil and gas industry; the core sample and the water column. By cutting the cylinder into pie shape, we were able to maximize the use of space to illustrate the subsea pipline and the natural formations found at various depths within the Earth's strata.