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A quarter-page ad in the Washington Post in advance of Barack Obama's visit to Canada, advising him to take Stephen Harper's words on climate change with a grain of salt and encouraging him to press Harper for action on the issue.

A site redesign and development in an open source CMS to make updating easier among the team of updaters, to make content more accessible to the public and to members, and to provide a more attractive face to the public.

A redesign for our small non-profit design shop using a vibrant colour pallette and watercolour textures to suggest our broad and diverse pool of projects and partners.

A Star Wars parody to pressure Angela Merkel of Germany to support EU targets for carbon emissions. Full colour, 4 page spread run in a paper in Poland in conjunction with the UN global climate talks in Poznan and in advance of the European Union summit in Brussels.

Site refresh for Washington Child Development Council's DayCareInDC.org site.

Site refresh, both visually (with an updated look and feel) and under the hood (with a more powerful content manager).

A series of three ads in conjunction with the G8 meetings in Japan (July 2008). The first played off the traditional Tanabata festival and an extensive online campaign that was held online in collaboration with a variety of partners. The second and third parodied the Hello Kitty characters and the well-known video game Street Fighter II, respectively.

A sprawling campaign during the Beijing Olympics which crossed languages as well as media. It ran in both English and Mandarin Chinese and was seen in print, online, and in various other formats (from pedicabs wrapped in the material to folks walking around with signs on their backs and mobile billboards pulled by scooters).

A Council on Foundations conference guide for the Social Justice Philanthropy Collaborative, highlighting sessions that they wanted to draw special attention to.

A site with AJAX rotation on front page news items and a random header image. The front page is a different template with larger images and internally the header shrinks to allow content to stay closer to the top.