Thought Den

Singer, songwriter, drummer and international starlet Florrie and Xenomania Records asked us to develop Florrie's branding and identity as she officially launches an already accomplished music career. We created a strong look and feel to reflect her music and helped deploy this across a range of social media sites and florrie.com, powered by Square Space.

In October 09 we hosted a training session for the BBC's newest and brightest design recruits in the heart of Bristol's creative and technology community - the Pervasive Media Studio! The session involved talks from some of the studio's star residents and we looked at the importance of designing for context.

Bristol's world-renowned Interesting Games Festival hit the streets on September 11-13. From paint fights to brain-teasers, games were played out across the city in multi-storey car parks, shopping centres and candle-lit band-stands. Besides playing hard over the weekend, Thought Den were commissioned for their gaming and marketing experience to manage the commercial development of the festival which involved raising the festival's profile as a platform for engaging with consumers.

As flash gaming experts we were asked to develop a game that would deliver the 5 key messages of the government's new Fire Kills campaign. Under the guidance of Team Rubber we conceived a game of quick reactions that is racking up the hits equally quickly...

The Centre for Excellence in Media Practice commissioned us to produce a fully comprehensive online tool for creating risk assessment forms. The project required extensive planning and prototyping and continues evolving and improving to this day. The quirky training animation is the jewel in the crown of what is a remarkably diverse piece of work. A major UK television broadcaster is trialing the software...

After over 5 months in production Bournemouth's Virtual Tour finally launches! The project combines 3D renders, images, video & some great copy to give new students a taste of things to come at this fantastic University. It was a challenging brief not least because of the sheer amount of content we were dealing with but the results speak for themselves.

Kerve Creative hired Thought Den to help rebuild the new JD Set site alongside their creative team. We were responsible for designing the interaction process, organising the wealth of rich media content and, finally, building the Flash engine. It was the start of a healthy working relationship and Thought Den continue to advise Kerve Creative in all things Flash.