Whilst working at Digit, Tom worked in close contact with Shelley and her associates to achieve an end product which represented her way of thinking, and was in line with her aesthetic. He was in charge of designing and managing the build of the Flash site that holds 11 years of collections, projects, exhibitions and press clippings.

http://www.shelleyfox.com

Working with Good Technology, Odin was asked to create twelve bespoke animations centring on the production process of the Audi R8. Each animation represents a key construction method used in the twelve hours it takes to manufacture the entire vehicle. The animations were overlaid on a 3D model of the car, which can be rotated to show the various production states.

http://microsites.audi.co.uk/r8launch

Whilst working For Agency Republic, Odin was tasked with designing the site to house the video, the interactive elements within that frame and the navigation around the experience.

http://onemoment.mercedes-benz.co.uk/

Whilst contracting at Good Technology, Odin worked extensively with their in-house UI and Flash team to create a unique digital viewing experience, and provide a scalable platform to house the film archive. The Flash based website enables users to search and browse the content quickly, via simple navigation and intelligent use of animation.

http://channel.audi.co.uk/

Tom visited Moscow where he produced and directed short films for the site, featuring the athletes from the above the line campaign. The website then brought together these films, motion graphics and 3D Papervision technology, to create an engaging and immersive experience.

http://www.justdoit.ru

The architecture of the site was refreshed and the design stripped back to its core components. Combining a solid HTML structure with clever use of Flash and Ajax elements resulted in a dynamic website that adjusts to Pizza Express’ ever-changing needs. The website helped raise their online profile and provided a home for the brand in a digital space.

http://www.pizza-express.com

With an above the line campaign already in production, Odin conceived the digital idea for an interactive toy, which enabled users to draw lines in a 3D environment. Visitors to the experience could explore the lines of the car and get a feel for the design. A flash website was built to enable users to create their own abstract visualisation of the car, the result of which was a unique piece of artwork visitors could get printed and sent to their homes.

Other proposed elements included in-store touch screens and projections.

http://www.rhythmoflines.co.uk/

Working with Creative Director Ben Mooge, Tom worked on the conception and production of ‘Plum Vision’ – an online moving picture book for mums and babies to enjoy together.

Working closely with a baby psychologist, Work Club created a series of films that brought the sights and sounds of nature into the home. Tom worked on the website that would hold these films. A simple linear-timeline navigation and a stripped-back and intuitive control system means it’s easy for mums to click once and then just sit-back and watch.

http://www.plum-vision.com

For twelve days leading up to Christmas a huge external store front projection, generated by a flash application was to allow passers-by the opportunity to interact with this huge display via short code text messages.