A Little Light V6
My name is Kevin Phillips. I am an art director, designer & developer living in Sydney, Australia. Download my résumé. Contact me.
Vodafone - Christmas Clones
Be everywhere this Christmas with Vodafone.
Along with our new friend Chris Beaumont at Cubeecraft we gave everyone the opportunity to be with their loved ones at Christmas. People could upload their picture choose a Christmas themed fancy dress costume and become a Christmas Clone. This could then be mailed onto friends who could download and build a little you to be with them over the festive period. Visit Vodafone Christmas Clones.
2009 Award Finalist.
Sega - Offset the Evil
Condemned 2 - Sega's new gaming title - is a horrifically dark and twisted game. It's loaded with violence, blood, horror and murder. This fact had to be communicated to an audience that has 'seen it all before'.
Solution: Give people the opportunity to offset their ‘evil footprint’ – the terrible mental side effects created only by playing Condemned 2. A micro site was created hosting all manner of sugary sweet content including the three newly created happy games and the delightful musical virals. These allowed users to counteract the horrors of Condemned 2. Visit Offset The Evil.
2009 Cannes Bronze - Digital Integrated, 2009 One Show Gold - Integrated Category, 2009 One Show Silver - Digital Integrated, 2009 Caples Gold - Integrated, 2008 Award Bronze - Digital Campaign, 2008 Award Finalist - Intergrated Campaign, 2008 Adma finalist - Integrated.
Black Dog Society - Paint by Numbers Banner
The aim was to educate people about mental health and once we had them, encourage them to donate. For our work to be a success, we needed to de-stigmatise mental health. As with all prejudice, negativity came from misunderstanding. We therefore wanted people to experience "living in a world without colour" -as one sufferer described it. Online media allowed us to create an engaging, interactive execution that really brought this insight to life.
From their own experiences, our audience would know just how devastating a mood disorder can be. Our offer was simple: Help us help them. Donate now.
2008 Award Finalist.
Mitsubishi - Evolution Microsite
In 2007, the Lancer got a complete re-design. The new vehicle was sleek, stylish and packed with features. Mitsubishi wanted a website to match. My design used a 3D model (the first on a Mitsubishi Australia site) to provide viewers a fully immersive, online experience.
Mitsubishi - Corporate Site
Nobody ‘loves that car’ more than Mitsubishi. So in re-designing their corporate site, I wanted to give the vehicles real hero status. By re-ordering and organising the site, I was able to focus completely on the cars.
The new navigation allowed viewers to get to any vehicle at any time. And I was able to standardise the way information was displayed for each model.
London Innovation - Conference Screens
London Innovations was set-up by the UK Government to encourage businesses across the capital to increase productivity through innovative thinking. These screens were placed around their conference, creating a focal point.
Each screen featured an experimental Flash movie depicting some form of inspirational resource or statistic. Customer feedback confirmed we had helped London Innovations live up to its name.
IBM Wimbledon - Transvision Scoreboard
IBM provides the technology behind the world’s best-loved tennis championship. In doing so, they’re able to collect and store massive amounts of match information and statistics. To showcase their advanced technology, we placed scoreboards at 6 stations across central London and streamed live, up-to-the minute scores from the courts. This established IBM as a champion for computers and commuters.
solesides.com - logo concepts
A series of ideas for the Quannum and Solesides fan website. The logo was designed specifically to capture an ‘old skool’ hip-hop flavour, the colour and design… my saviour. Can you dig it?