Milko, a swedish dairy company had come up with a new for of one of their more "unique" products, Messsmör. The product comes in a tube. The new thing was special caps with differently shaped openings so you could squeeze out hearts and suns on your sandwich. Wistrom and North Kingdoms job was to make the online experience as well as a series of 5 second TV-Spots. This project was made during Wistroms employment at North Kingdom. Wistroms contribution was that of a creative and developer.

Notes Featured in Adobe Edge.

Why is this so great. The playful nature of the site made users spend an average 7-8 minutes with it.

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Car crashes has never looked so beautiful.

Notes this site was deployed as a blog post in Folksam Insurances "It matters" blog. The sound spectrum is calculated in real time.

What's great about it is how we take the user to a journey in a very clean and interesting way.

A tribute to racehorses Akestam Holst produced a beautiful TV ad with race horses running wild in the New Zealand landscape. So when it came to the online campaign there wasn't much of a budget left so Wistrom and North Kingdom had to be creative. In the end we did something no one really thought could be done. The first site to feature high quality fullscreen video. This project was made during Wistroms employment at North Kingdom. Wistroms contribution was that of a creative and developer

Notes FWA award, Featured in Adobes Edge Magazine.

Why is this so great? because it was the first site to feature high quality fullscreen video.

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Each year the students of Hyper Island need to find themselves an internship. To do that they need to attract the interest of the industry. In this campaign you can browse around for new talents in this custom made web shop.

Notes A number of awards, millions of visitors but most importantly all the students where eventually "bought".

What's so great about it great attention-grabber, a new and innovate way of marketing the students of crew9. The students and the industry could also track where everyone was going.

See the project live here.