Web

With a lot of our clients – concise content delivery is an essential quality they are looking for in a website. Espeically with music artists, there is simply not a ton of deep navigation content for people to look at. Generally they want a few main things: Music, videos, social networking links and events – everything else is extraneous for the most part. Here’s what we cooked up for Sweatshop. http://sweatshopband.com

Boston’s Own Primo Profit has been tearing shit up out here, working incredibly hard to promote his first release “Colombian Necktie.” I first me him through the homie O.T.O but Big Byrd the Boss was the one who first connected us for some work. We built splash pages and a full wordpress based site for MoneyMobb.com to promote the current release and provide the whole team with a place to showcase their work.  http://moneymobb.com/

One of our favorite projects / collabos is the work we do with Scope Urban Apparel. At the beginning of the year they had a website re-launch that coincided with the release of their first video lookbook: Get Much Higher. The launch of the 4.0 website included an overhaul of the WordPress, combining artists pages, the shop and blog into a unified site. The color scheme switched from black background to a white one with red accent. Scopes other online presence (Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Youtube etc.) was updated to match. The scope site, with all the product pages and categories is one of the more extensive projects we’ve taken on. The Get much Higher Video Lookbook was shot by Rene Dongo and featured #ScopeGang friends and family.

Over the years I’ve done a lot of work with O.T.O and the Prime Suspects since that first cover for Unknown Art-O-Facts. The Prime Sus Music site went through the usual process: we started with a straight HTML site scratch built and coded and have since moved on to incorporate a blogger and finally a hosted wordrpress. Live Site http://pswethebest.com

Finally! After a long time developing and fleshing out the web site for local artist and illustrator Rob Stull, we have finally launched it. Rob is a veteran in the comics industry, working on popular titles from Spiderman to Batman for all the major publishers. He is also a pioneer of fusing hip-hop and graffiti with comics and graphic arts – through work for major players like Guru and events and shows like Com N’ Graf. In other words – this man does web-site worthy sh*t. Unlike many clients who have a lot of coming soon and under development areas when they come to us, Rob has archives of work, press and events demanding documentation. This site is still being updated with a backlog of content – with more to come in the future as Rob continues to keep busy doing cool stuff. It was a great project and a visually a lot of fun being able to use original comic art for the graphics. www.robstull.com