Our crazy Barcelonian friends from VASAVA got a new website featuring a lot of new stuff. Now that they’re also brilliantly featured on Adobe’s website, nothing’s stopping them from world domination.

Webbased, flashpowered and full of social functionalities. You have to log in though, and it’s still a bit poor on content. What do you think?

Check out the work of Mitchell Paone from Brooklyn NYC (where they paint murals of Biggie). Some nice stuff in there and I’ve always wanted to make a show reel on jazz.

As you heard from the man, the people behind 290 square meters and Hendsum & Young hooked up and continue their creative projects under the flag of that tastefull Hendsum boat. Together they will work among others on projects for Heineken & Nike. You allready know them from projects like Appelsap and Appletree.

The new Small Japanese Soldier site is up and running, let us know your thoughts.. 

Shit by Urban Outfitters, but the New Work shirts are better!

Amazing reel from Süperfad. Do check out this Sprint commercial.

ps: nice logo.

There is some spiffyness to be found in Melmac’s portfolio. I especially enjoyed their motion design (check the showreel). They are from Denmark and they have a Flickr account.

Since a few weeks i’m part of the Edsonwilliams family. I’m really happy being a part of an agency with such a lot talented and creative people. Just have a look and browse through the portfolio’s of Tom Watson, Yamandu Roos, Alrik Koudenburg, and everyone else!

Big enduring ideas (and big clients) can bring you to the point that you become a giant. Ad giant BBH in this case, got themselves a fresh new site. Click and enjoy the

Small Japanese Soldier is a London based creative agency that believes in better communication.. 

Twenty films, one hundred and twenty seconds a piece. A variety of directors, creatives, designers and art directors from different places show you some incredible movies, twenty to be exact. The theme: Truth v.s. Deception.

into the pond. frog design europe is looking for talented Senior Designers and Directors for our Digital Team. We have studios in Stuttgart, Milan and a new progressive state-of-the-art studio in Amsterdam this fall!

Pool is looking for a jr. flasher. A versatile person who wants to do all kinds of stuff for the interweb. The stuff you’ll get to do and learn will be mostly flash. From designing to developing to animation.

New showreel for 2008 by French company Gkaster. Not a lot more to say then:

We’ve all seen the before/after-pics of photoshopped models with spotless skins and slimmer waists. Calafornian company Room does the same thing with video, in post production. Check out their ‘beauty’-reel (click beneath video player).

I found a beauty of an app a few weeks back, grabUp. Once downloaded on a mac, take a screenshot and it instantly puts it online for you to share. Seriously, it’s worthy of at least a test. 

Frog Design has officially decided to expand their presence in Europe with the opening of a new studio in Amsterdam this September.

Good is a good magazine. With good animations about doing good.

Finally, a new Pool site is out there. Let me know what you think.

Menno Fokma is a talented (motion) designer with a new showreel and site, there’s some nice work on them. He’s got a pretty dark style and he’s great on the visual effects. I linked the site below, but you can also check out his MySpace page.

We’ve been nominated for the Love Design Logo Awards! So all you readers go click and vote! ;)

Quirky new site for forward thinking London based design agency, Clinic. Spot me on the ‘who we are’ page!

Look! We’ve got t-shirts! If you want one send us an e-mail and 15 euro’s.

Pretty sweet collection of work from London based creatives Sawdust

Game developer Level 5 from Japan has a new office. Ok, so when you work there you end up in a cubicle, but if you visit or when you are on your lunch break the new office is a bliss.

Want to become a Digital Handmade Original? Come and help us out! We’re a creative digital agency heading for a New direction and looking for programmers, actionscripters and visual designers.

Always nice to see what The Sagmeister is up to. Stefan Sagmeister (damn…I love his last name) of Sagmeister Inc. shows that campaign and art can combine perfectly. Nice website too…nice and ‘basic’. checkitout!

Delightful interaction, crispy design. Inspiring work in a fresh new package. A nice site worth wasting some valuable time.