I’m exited to share a sneak peak of one of Rage’s coolest iPad app opportunities. I previously posted some of my work for the iRealty project here. Below is a teaser for our plans to bring the service to the iPad. This serves as an amazing medium to deliver real estate MLS info to agents on the go. We’re looking to begin development very soon!
Features Include:
Remember, if you got a fever, the only prescription is MORE COWBELL!!! Thanks everyone!
Man 2 apps in one week on the New York Yimes! AdBowl was mentioned by Advertising guru, Stuart Elliott. Here’s the full story.
ADVERTISING
By STUART ELLIOTTPublished: February 4, 2010
VIEWERS look forward to the commercials shown during a Super Bowl because they know the spots will almost always be different from — and better than — the everyday ads they typically deride or ignore. For Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday, the anticipation may be more keen than usual.
“I can’t wait to watch,” said Steve McKee, president at McKee Wallwork Cleveland, an agency in Albuquerque, N.M., that for the 10th year is sponsoring a Web site, adbowl.com, where consumers can vote for their favorite commercials. For 2010, the agency is adding an Adbowl application for the iPhone.
February 3, 2010, 4:22 PM
Bringing ‘a Little More Cowbell’ to the Olympics
By LYNN ZINSER
If you ever thought the Olympics “could’ve used a little more cowbell,” there is now an iPhone app rushing to the rescue.
Cowbell2010, available on iTunes for 99 cents, turns an iPhone or an iPod Touch into a virtual cowbell, ringing loudly when the phone is shaken or the screen tapped. The cowbell on the screen is wrapped in the flag of the country of your choice, which also determines the menu language.
The cowbell is a tradition in Alpine skiing, where fans bring them to the slopes to signal support for skiers, mittened hands being rather limited in their noise-making ability.
The app also includes an event schedule, medal counts and live Twitter feeds from more than 200 Olympic athletes, according to the app’s developer.
Surely, Christopher Walken and Will Ferrell would approve.
This is a iPad promo design I did for the Rage Digital website (http://ragedigi.com). Rage has several clients interested in fitting the platform into their digital and mobile efforts. We’re really looking forward to adapting our current iPhone apps to the device as well as exploring new opportunities that come because of it!
It’s hard to make noise in mittens and gloves! Fans, family and teammates around the world know that it’s tradition to cheer on the winter games’ athletes by ringing Alpine Cowbells. Their distinctive clamor lets the athletes know they’re being supported by the crowds.
Features Include:
- A virtual, working, national flag-emblazoned cowbell
- Twitter feed that follows hundreds of athlete tweets
- Real-time medal tally by country
- Live Wall to share photos and texts of your experience with your friends on Facebook and other Cowbell2010 users around the world
I’m really excited to announce V1.0 of the BDN iPhone app! It took us a while but we’ve managed to pull it all together! The app allows you to follow everyday BDN posts as well as stream music posts at the touch of your fingers.
Features Include:
- Blog and streaming music feed from BestDayNever.com
- Mixtape Engine (free streaming music)
- BestDayNever Flickr
- Mobile wall (post photos and comments on the go)
The App is totally 100% FREE, so enjoy and let us know what you think!
There will be more features to come in future updates that are already in the works.
I had the chance to work with Satellite on a Snowboard Mag Supershops Collection New Era Colab. Satellite was one of 4 shops chosen to design a n New Era for the feature. We went with the original red, white and blue Nuggets colorway and the classic CU Colorado font on the bottom. The back has a #7 for the number of years Satellite has been in business. They should be available soon at both Satellite and Installation.
This full page is in the February issue of Snowboard Mag.
3oh!3 Holiday Merch is currently hitting stores! The full line has grown a ton to include a wide variety of hoodies, tshirts, headwear and accessories.
It’s been amazing to have seen all this grow from back in the day. Below is the picture the original hands icon came from.
Nat emailed me this one day a couple years ago asking me to clean it up a bit and make it useable for a logo. I asked, logo for what? He said this band we’re doing called 3OH!3. Knowing the style of music he made and what Sean brought to the table I immediately knew this would be perfect. The 3OH!3 gang sign was born. (I take no credit, it was all Nat and Sean, ha)
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