We dove headfirst into next-generation technology by using Silverlight 1.0 to create an animated banner and RSS blog aggregator for the 2008 Microsoft Office Developer Conference.

Time really does fly in this award-winning piece we did for microsoft research. The fluid design and our proprietary 3D engine combine forces to create an interactive timeline of MS Research's many years of innovation and milestones. The best part? The timeline won't stop in 2007 - we made it a fully extensible application. Award Winner.

Plexipixel designed and developed an award-winning comic creator to allow terminally-ill children to create their own comic books while in the hospital. Using unique characters, items and environments, the MYCOMIX comic creator helps children cope with their emotions and feelings in a creative and appealing fashion. Award Winner.

Microsoft needed a dynamic site and centerpiece for their interactive "Show Us Your Wow" competition. We brought the wow by using the latest Flash technology to create a working model of Windows Flip 3D, one of the most exciting features of Microsoft's new Vista operating system.

Infiniti turned to Plexipixel to create a stylish and appealing interface for the premiere issue of open for design. We rose to the challenge by using the latest Flash 3D and reflection technologies, and created an expressive interface that got noticed.

MSN and Plexipixel teamed up with Hollywood to produce original Web entertainment programming, with Chef to the Rescue as the first of ten properties. The site showcases Flash's ability to combine video with other interactive features.

We helped Sprite take their interactive ideas in a new direction with Obey-a mobile scavenger hunt. Users play the game with a cell phone camera, posting photos and comments online for points, prizes and rankings. It's a unique experience that keeps people coming back for more.

Developed in conjunction with MSN, Plexipixel created the Pedigree Dog Central: Doggie Galleria. Users can vote for a favorite dog or submit a photo of their own special pup using an appealing and fun Flash driven user interface.

Got talent? How do you let the world know? Developed in conjunction with MSN, Plexipixel worked with Sprite to create EXPOSURE, a look into the lives of up-and-coming artists and athletes. We utilized the latest Flash video techniques to incorporate footage that lets the talent speak for itself.

We worked with Microsoft to take the guesswork out of volume licensing, and developed this Flash-based licensing tool to help users easily decide which program works best for them.

When it came time to advertise one of its hottest properties, Warner Bros. turned to Plexipixel to create this interactive floating video banner for the release of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Small file sizes don't always play well with the look and feel of stop-motion animation. Plexipixel was able to combine the best of both worlds to create a traditional-looking, highly animated banner for the release of Tim Burton's Corpse Bride.

Both our design and dev teams pushed the creative envelope with Sushi-Me, our new casual game. Whimsical character design and smooth gameplay make Sushi-Me addictive fun on both Nintendo Wii and PC platforms.

We put users in the driver's seat of the new Volvo c30 for the MSN/Reveille-produced Web series Mr. Robinson's Driving School. Our team of crack engineers integrated Flash animations, complex sound and video mergers in an embedded environment to create seamless fun. Award Winner.

To promote their Predator FC vs. F50 contest, Plexipixel worked with Adidas to create an instant messenger game that captures the excitement felt during a penalty kick. By combining player video with 3D technology, we created a dynamic multi-player experience that was a hit from day one.

To promote both Rockstar: Supernova and Honda Automotive, Plexi created this unique voting game to capitalize on the excitement generated by the hit television show.

As the title sponsor in the Ford Ironman triathalon, Ford needed help creating virtual biking, running, and swimming challenges for the Ironman fans to test their skills. We created interactive races that pit one friend against another, and the experience came alive. Award Winner.

To promote their new Quattro razor, we worked with Schick to develop an instant messenger game that challenged one friend to guess the answers of another. We created a fun and social activity that helped the product's name get noticed.

Microsoft Press hired Plexipixel to create seven interactive quizzes for their Faster Smarter book series, highlighting the functionality of Windows XP. Take the test... Are you Faster and Smarter?

Plexipixel created an intuitive and appealing demo for Jobster to showcase their newly integrated search and sort database technology.

Plexipixel was responsible for standardizing and optimizing the look and feel of the Microsoft Office 2007 product line demonstrations. With over twenty different demos showcasing multiple applications and cross-connectivity, our work delivered a consistent and streamlined user experience.

Microsoft hired Plexipixel to create a comprehensive demo that would showcase the integration and benefits of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 and Microsoft Outlook 2007.

Microsoft needed to demonstrate the security functions and tools of their Windows XP Shared Computer Toolkit. Plexipixel and APAK! used a playful animation style and presentation to help bring a fun and fresh look to a serious topic.

Lux Media needed 2D animation and design work for their client Neah Power. Neah needed to show their groundbreaking power cell technology to not-so-technical investors and media. Plexipixel was just the right company to help bridge the gap.

IOAxis needed to communicate the added value of their internet hosting services to the students of BCC's Media Communication & Technology program. Plexipixel created the message and the visuals. The return on investment for IOAxis was immediate.

Let it glow, let it glow, let it glow! Bring some light and joy to your dark winter days with Plexipixel's luminous holiday card. Flip the switch and check it out.

Plexipixel joined forces with the Seattle Sounders to create a groovy, anime-styled animation to be used for their fan club events. To showcase their sponshorship of the Sounders, Esurance provided us with their popular pink-haired mascot. Plexi designed the rest.

To usher in the second coming of the notorious Napster, Plexipixel teamed up with Smashing Ideas to create a series of award-winning animations suitable for Web or TV broadcast. Technical know-how coupled with vast animation and directorial experience made it possible.

Yeah, what the other Napster page said... Here's more award-winning animation that Plexipixel helped to concept and animate.

When Universal Music Group needed ecards to promote the comedy albums of Larry the Cable Guy and Ron White-stars of the enormously successful Blue Collar Comedy Tour-virtual agency FlashBrigade turned to us. We created spot-on animated alter egos of Larry and Ron, and let their hilarious performances do the rest.

See Ballard and Ballard ride a bicycle in "The New Ballard and Ballard Cartoon Hour." Part of the "Ballard and Ballard" documentary - a collaborative project of 15+ artists that included the talents of designers Shawn Wolfe, Jesse Hibert and animator Matt Tamaru.

A short conceptual animation, used to introduce a client's annual report. Featuring illustrations by Shawn Wolfe and Plexipixel's own Matt Tamaru, with music by Dabrye.

Every year the Vespa Club of Seattle hosts their annual Scooter Insanity scooter rally. To commemorate "2001: A Scoot Oddity", we created an animated postcard to attract scooterists from around the world to come join the celebration.

When Universal Music Group needed ecards to promote the comedy albums of Larry the Cable Guy and Ron White-stars of the enormously successful Blue Collar Comedy Tour-virtual agency FlashBrigade turned to us. we created spot-on animated alter egos of Larry and Ron, and let their hilarious performances do the rest.

When Universal Music Group needed ecards to promote the comedy albums of Larry the Cable Guy and Ron White-stars of the enormously successful Blue Collar Comedy Tour-virtual agency FlashBrigade turned to us. we created spot-on animated alter egos of Larry and Ron, and let their hilarious performances do the rest. Award Winner.

"By end of day tomorrow" - Mr. B. Plexipixel created alter egos of designer Shawn Wolfe and writer/designer Darick Chamberlin, circa 1995, for the talk show "Ballard and Ballard."

Every year the Vespa Club of Seattle hosts their annual Scooter Insanity scooter rally. To commemorate "2001: A Scoot Oddity", we created an animated postcard to attract scooterists from around the world to come join the celebration.

Plexipixel put graphics and guitars to work in a demo announcing a partnership between Rhapsody and Philips. Shown at CES 2008 and presented in the Philips CEO's keynote address, the demo pairs Flash and After Effects with Lenny Kravitz. The result was a funky experience that mirrored the buzz of the partnership.

When Rhapsody and TiVo joined forces, Plexipixel helped announce the news by creating a broadcast quality demo for the 2007 CES Expo. When the news is all about the music, what better place to hear about it than the dance floor? Besides, everyone likes a party.

GiftCertificates.com needed to showcase their SuperCertificates for the Super Summer Wild Travel trivia game on "Live With Regis and Kelly." We created origami airplanes, palm trees, and cruise ships to show just how versatile a SuperCertificate can be.

The fabulous opening sequence for "The New Ballard and Ballard Cartoon Hour." Part of the "Ballard and Ballard" documentary - a collaborative project of 15+ artists that included the talents of designers Shawn Wolfe, Jesse Hibert and animator Matt Tamaru.

To usher in the second coming of the notorious Napster, Plexipixel teamed up with Smashing Ideas to create a series of award-winning animations suitable for Web or TV broadcast. Technical know-how coupled with vast animation and directorial experience made it possible.

Plexipixel's own Matt Tamaru collaborated with Joel Trussel's One Small Step Studio on the animated video for the Coldcut track "This Island Earth." Commissioned by Ninja Tune.

Chinen & Arinaga needed to revamp their website in a way that felt professional, yet still maintained a friendly and approachable look and feel. We explored the company's local cultures and traditions to create a design that honors the power of family.

To showcase the documentary 4021 Parkside Ave, we partnered with the Microsoft education team and the film's director, Byron Karabatsos. We coupled vibrant design with Flash animation and built a site for educators to discover how to create their own school of the future.

When it came time to debut a cutting-edge photo sharing technology, Microsoft's Live Labs chose Plexipixel to design, develop, and animate their Photosynth website. Want to see point clouds, 3D modeling, and Seadragon zooming in action? Photosynth deserves a visit.

Plexipixel was responsible for the planning and management of the Microsoft Office pre-sale content migration from the Microsoft.com platform to the newly redesigned Office Online. We continue to maintain and edit the Office Online product content.

Ken Ritland's custom painting business needed an updated brand. We brought the company's image into sharp focus and retooled their brand strategy. The Ritland Painting website has already seen an increase in inquiries.

Plexipixel worked with Luxis International, a subbrand of Featherspring International, to refresh their brand and update their site. The result is a new look, a stronger brand, and an easier to use e-commerce experience.

Plexipixel worked with Featherspring to broaden their market. Their website needed an updated look, a stronger brand, content streamlining, and informative animation to attract and speak to multiple target audiences. The investment paid for itself within a few months.

Plexipixel is responsible for the ongoing maintenance and design of Microsoft Learning, one of the largest websites on the Microsoft.com network.