We are proud to announce the launch of the portfolio website we created for the London-based design and art direction studio Wallzo. No flashy 3D stuff this time, but a clean, sober browsing experience. Have a look.
Archive for the ‘Work’ Category
Wallzo Website
March 11, 2009Pop-up Jezus
December 22, 2008
What if Joseph and Mary had access to faster modes of transportation when seeking a place to give birth? And what would have happened if they had taken a wrong turn leading them away from Bethlehem? Those are questions that have been occupying the minds of theologists for centuries. Finally, with the help of today’s latest 3D technology, Y & R, Flashfabriek and Barcinski & Jeanjean have tried to answer those questions. Have a look.
Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
Mark & Adrien
Achtung! Uber Flash Award and more
December 6, 2008
We are proud to announce that our website has been awarded the Achtung Uber Flash Award. In case you didn’t know Achtung, they are one of the hottest online add agency in the Netherlands. They have delivered high quality websites that have been awarded the FWA many times already.
UI Design for Opening Media Plaza
October 13, 2008
Earlier this month we created some visuals for a social RFID installation. More details, photos and videos here.
New Barcinski & Jeanjean Website
September 6, 2008
Well, here it is. After 3 months of hard work fun our “Coming Soon” page has finally been replaced by a brand new website. The coming weeks we will be posting a series of “Making of” articles about our use of Papervision3D, Vectorvision, 3D Physics, Photography and more. Today a few lines on the general concept of the website.
Jeanjean & Jeanjean
May 21, 2008
For the past few months, in between other projects, I have been working on a website for a very talented photographer, who also happends to be my sister, Géraldine Jeanjean. She is about to release a book which portraits a small village situated in the most sparsely populated region in France, called Aumont. The idea behind the website was to offer two ways to explore Aumont by combining horizontal and vertical navigation. Horizontaly gives you an impression as you would get by walking in and around the village; you see landscapes, meet a person, notice a house, meet another person, maybe even noticing an old family portrait hanging on the wall in a local bar. All these different aspects mixed together. Verticaly, however, you can explore Aumont within one aspect; meet all the people in a row, or take a walk outside the village to enjoy all the landscapes, or take the architectural route by going up or down on a photograph of a building. A decision to make for each photo; which way to go? But don’t worry, no matter which way you choose, you will see them all. Have a look.
MeloManics Minigame
April 20, 2008
The MeloManics are about to release a remixed version of their debut album TheGreyLight. To announce and promote the Remix Album, we made a little Flash slide puzzle. The release of the album is also going to be accompanied by a limited number of actual physical slide puzzles, which I think is a really nice promotional stunt for a remix album. The scripting of the puzzle itself was about an hour and a half work. Creating the artwork for the puzzle, however, took about a day and a half of dropshadow and mask bonanza. Give it a try.
Canon – The Assignment Photo Gallery
April 20, 2008
The reason we haven’t updated our blog much lately is because we were busy working on about 7 different projects at the same time. One of them was this Flash Photo Gallery for the Cannon Assignment contest, which we built together with the great Manuel Dahm over at Cayenne Amsterdam. Have a look.
TMF Manifesto
April 20, 2008
TMF needed to present their new Manifesto to their shareholders, advertisers and employees, and wanted to do so with a little bit more then a Powerpoint presentation. This is the video of the Flash Presentation we antimated based on 17 slides. Watch the video.
Note that the video contains some small font rendering errors which occured during the Export to Quicktime Movie feature of Flash CS3. The final Flash Projector file did not show these errors.
Introduction to T-Mobile Beheer
September 25, 2007
Just finished a personalized introduction animation in Flash which explains some of the most important possibilities of the relatively complex and feature heavy T-Mobile Business Administration application. Have a look >>
Interactive Family Tree
September 13, 2007
Aimed at announcing & promoting the upcoming book Family Tree by photographer Ringel Goslinga, this website started off on an interaction concept. We wanted to add a new experience in exploring this series besides flipping through a book or viewing the pictures at an exposition, in a way that is unique to this medium. Have a look >>
We’re looking for a Managing Director
September 3, 2007
We just finished the website for a Coebergh campaign centered around a vacancy at The Red Fruit Farm which needs to be filled as soon as possible. Visitors to the website can appy for the job by completing an application process consisting of 6 mini-games. You better be a Woman of legal drinking age. Have a look >>
Artist portfolio website
July 15, 2007
This portfolio website of artist Rinske Dekker illustrates her particular interests and subjects. It clearly shows that her fresh and clean paintings fit very well together as an installation, but can also stand their own individually. Have a look >>
Virtual exposition
July 2, 2007
By combining photography, video and sounds our aim was to faithfully translate artist Anne Walk’s current exposition into an online interactive experience. And at the same time allowing her to provide additional information on her work. Have a look >>
New website for debut album Melomanics
May 17, 2007
With the release of their debut album “TheGreyLight”, which I produced together with Aux, the MeloManics website needed to be rebuilt to reflect the new style of the band and album. For the album artwork a set was built of a room with everything in it coated with a layer of grey latex, so obviously the theme color of the website was going to be grey. To avoid me having to do the updates, the content is entirely manageable by the band members themselves. Have a look >>
Coffee with a punch
September 12, 2006
To illustrate the strength of the new Senseo Extra Dark coffee pads, we developed a website where people are invited to test their punching powers by challenging their friends for a simple but highly addictive aim and punch Flash game. Have a look >>
16 September is proclaimed “Burendag”
August 30, 2006
Douwe Egberts wants to bring neighbours closer together on Burendag. People who wish to visit or invite their neighbours over for coffee on 16 September can register on the Burendag website and check the map to see who else in the neighbourhood signed in. Have a look >>
MeloManics Website
June 15, 2006
Their performance at Parkpop 2005, with its 350.000 spectators, ushered in a new phase in the promotion of the dutch electro-rock band MeloManics. During their show 1000 free promo discs where distributed amongst the crowd, necessitating a new website to serve the stream of new visitors that this buzz generated. To make sure these visitors would check back regularly, the special item “Studio Dagboek” was introduced. This Studio Diary section of the site was updated on a regular basis as the recording of the album progressed with lots of photo’s, videos and mp3s. Have a look >>
Nike Air Max. Celebration of a revolution
May 10, 2006
When the air max launched in 1987, it was a revolution. For the first time, Sneaker People could not only feel, but also see the benefits of Nike Air. Six milestones in the development of Air Max, each a step closer to the promise implied by air cushioning. Have a look >>
Tea from a coffee machine
March 17, 2006
Pickwick introduces pads to make tea with your Senseo coffee machine. The website’s mood changes to reflect the character of each of the four flavours. Additionally people are invited to use a lie detector to question their relatives, friends or colleagues. Have a look >>
