Tuesday, October 21, 2008 by: allison
You guys are loving the Odosketch Application and we are loving what you are doing with it! In the spirit of all the greatness coming out of the app, we have made some new improvements to the experience. Woot!
Now a fun treat for you - here’s some of the latest and greatest sketches that we’ve found recently. Take some time to watch the recreation process - it’s mesmerizing!
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Monday, October 06, 2008 by: allison
We’ve been spending some time working on improving one of our favorite internal projects, the Odopod Sketch Application.
In the improvement process, we were thrilled to uncover some amazing work from those of you illustrating with the tool. Take a look! It’s also worth visiting each individual sketch and watching as the illustrations unfold before your eyes.
We are continuing to evolve the app so please, continue to create your own work, browse the growing database of sketches, and watch for updates in the future.
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Thursday, May 15, 2008 by: Britt
We’ve been getting questions from people curious about the technical side of White Gold. Boris Pique, lead developer on the project, wanted to share some quick technical insights and give a peek into our process.
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Monday, April 07, 2008 by: Britt
After a lot of work, we’re happy to launch a milk-tastical online experience - WhiteGoldisWhiteGold.com
We were lucky enough to work with an amazing idea from Goodby, Silverstein & Partners. Bringing their milk-loving glam rock band to life was a joy.
Some highlights: an interactive music video dedicated to hair, a rock&roll photo shoot and a talking guitar. Odos of every discipline - from design to code to IA - brought their magic to the project. We’ll be sharing more behind-the-scenes stuff here over the next few weeks.
if there’s anything you’re interested in hearing about.
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Thursday, April 03, 2008 by: Britt
We actually can’t say much more than that. For now, the best we can do is point you here for a taste.
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Thursday, March 13, 2008 by: Jacquie
Today, the new website for the Museum of Science+Industry launched. We began working with the Museum in the summer of 2007 to creating a vision for the new site, and have since been designing and developing it. Celebrating the Museum’s 75th Anniversary, the site captures the inventive spirit of MSI while keeping the information & navigation super clear and consistent. It’s a beauty.
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Tuesday, March 11, 2008 by: Jacquie
The underlying premise of Eyes Open stems from an IDEO core value: by looking at something with fresh eyes, it becomes much more interesting. The Eyes Open website takes this concept, initiated in two “guide” books (Eyes Open: New York and Eyes Open: London) and extends it by publishing unique experiences shared by IDEO staff and friends, and offering site visitors the opportunity to submit their own unique experiences in text and imagery.
Odopod created a site structure and interaction model that is clear and functional, and we extended the friendly, approachable design of the books into a simple, yet elegant and well-crafted visual language for the site. See for yourself...
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Thursday, September 20, 2007 by: Geoff
We broke the Britney Stories First, yo!
http://www.mtv.com/ontv/vma/2007/activity.jhtml
Prominently placed front and center on the VMA homepage leading up to and during the show, the VMA Live Feed designed by Odopod pulls in feed items from all over the place and displays them real-time in one easy to use little Flash widget.
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Friday, August 10, 2007 by: xande
Leif.designpark is a design team based in japan, consisting of Takashi Ueno and Mamoru Naito and Keizaburo Honda.
The work that I really loved is called Tone:
“In Japan’s craft culture, predecessors have created much craft work applying the traditional techniques of parquetry, which brings out the natural taste of the various types of wood used. The unstained natural colors of wood must result from absorbing the numerous nutrients within the soil. The diversity is amazing. Tone is an attempt at producing furniture using effectively materials and skills established in the Japanese culture.”
Word Nihon!
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Monday, August 06, 2007 by: boris
http://www.engine.haptic-data.com/
The Generative Engine is the culmination of a year-long project in algorithmic artwork. The application generates compositions that utilizes supplied assets, user settings, aesthetic rules and a level of chaos to instantaneously create infinite artwork.
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