Design and art direction of a showcase microsite that successfully communicated Ogilvy’s passion for digital.

Role: Design and art direction / Credits: Steve Smith (Flash developer), Emma Poole (Copywriter)

Template, widget and icon designs for the OMO ‘Ecosphere’ blog — a place where mums can share parenting advice and tips for keeping their kids entertained while promoting the ‘Dirt is Good’ campaign.

The templates were designed to work with a Wordpress CMS and cover all the functional essentials of online blogging.

Role: Design / Credits: Karen Gwyer (art director), Tim Ronayne and Colin Phillips (developers)

An internal project for Ogilvy One strategy teams that stalled at the development stage. The browser based software was intended to compile customer information and present it in a compelling fashion.

Role: Art direction and design

A banner campaign spreading the word on BP’s green commitment which brings to life their energy icons.

Role: Design and animation Credits: Oliver Payne (art direction)

Rich media ads for Slimfast that are as vibrant and fun as the TV spots.

Role: Design and animation Credits: Ant McGinty (art direction)

John Lewis ‘Christmas Presents’ banners that brought coveted products to the fore in time for the festive season. This campaign featured in the CR Annual ‘06.

Role: Design and animation

Dulux ‘Colour Chemistry’ banners and synched banners that used animated colour chip characters to bring to life compatible hues. Hugely successful, the ads were D&AD nominated and appeared in the CR Annual Best in Book ‘05.

Role: Design and animation Credits: David Wellington and Adrian Peters (art direction)

Art direction and illustaration of a distinctive style for BT Broadband banners. The characters were a combination of collage and drawn assets and complimented the quirky messaging.

A successful campaign that continued to run for several months longer than was originally planned.

Role: Design and animation Credits: David Wellington and Adrian Peters (art direction)