May 2nd, 2012
RDNS Reflections wins an FWA Award!
Lava has won an FWA Award. FWA is the number 1 web award in the world... the Internet excellence what Oscar is to film excellence.
Promotional
Lava works with businesses of all sizes wanting
promote their services online. Educational institutions,
industry groups, government, and high-profile individuals
use online features such as information pages, blogs,
event calendars and competitions to highlight services,
promote activities and create a compelling brand.
Lava's experts design and build promotional sites that
can easily integrate with back-end and 3rd party software
and systems, and also advise on digital strategy, SEO
and social media integration.
One of Melbourne's leading high-end
photographers shows off his impressive folio,
with a site that also works as an easily-updated
marketing tool for prospective clients...
May 2nd, 2012
JR - Instagram from North Korea
French artist JR is known for his bold artworks but this might just be his boldest move yet. He has embarked on a traveling mission all the way to North Korea.
April 25th, 2012
Journey on the PS3
Recently, a downloadable game was released on the PS3 called Journey. The visuals are quite breathtaking to say the least...
March 21st, 2012
Lava won an AIMIA!
The awards were announced last Friday at a gala event at Sydney's Cockatoo Island, with over 600 people in attendance.
March 14th, 2012
Space colony art from the 1970s
Ahhhh... the early '70s. Thanks to Mike Griffin & co at NASA's Ames Centre and Stanford University, we have some pretty epic paintings.
March 12th, 2012
Nike - Catch The Flash
Nike Running got together with ad agency Jung von Matt/Neckar to create a high-tech treasure hunt in the nighttime streets of Vienna.
March 11th, 2012
Perspective typography brightens Brazilian suburb...
The creative collective of Boa Mistura made a poor suburb of Sao Paulo, Brazil a little more colourful.
March 8th, 2012
Thomas Schostok uses trash TV, photos and paint
Thomas Schostok is a German artist who creates mixed media posters that combine elements of TV icons, historical moments & trash TV.
