MindComet was a proud sponsor for the 2011 Orlando InControl Conference which included throwing a happy hour blowout at the recently remodeled Attic downtown. We let loose from a long day with an open bar, catering by the Pourhouse, and audio atmosphere by Nelson Bauza. Our “IE 6 Kills Dreams” t-shirts were a hit, and so was are own Will Chang playing Asian elvis. Check out the photos here.
Posted by David Martin on Feb. 28, 2011
A few days ago an interesting article was posted by YM Ousley of Signature 9 about the redesign of blogs in Gawker Media’s network.
Posted by David Martin on Feb. 28, 2011
Hello folks! I’m Jeremy, the new Art Director at MindComet. Although I’m not really a “Newb” any more. I’m coming up on my first 90 days on February 8th, 2011. So I guess I couldn’t say I’m really a new person, but any ways moving on. So as part of my first tasks at MindComet I had to create a set of poster that are now currently hanging in the lobby. This is the story of how they came to be.
Posted by jeremycarrus on Feb. 04, 2011
Third time’s a charm. This year two members of the MindComet Creative Team will be presenting at the third annual Front-End Design Conference.
Posted by Stephanie Fields on Jan. 25, 2011
What do you think… flop? or an intelligent move forward? Know before you judge.
Posted by David Martin on Jan. 12, 2011
One of the most powerful ways to become inspired is to travel to a new destination. Since we are unfamiliar with the surroundings, it heightens our senses, making us more aware of subtle nuisances in the landscape, clothing, color, texture, architecture, and social behavior. Luckily, we happen to live in one of the most tourist friendly places in the United States. Orlando offers plenty of attractions inspired by cultures from all over the world to keep us refreshed and entertained.
The Creative team at MindComet was graciously invited over the summer to the Makahiki Luau, one of the exclusive experiential dining options at SeaWorld.
Posted by DaissyLinares on Oct. 13, 2010
Just in time for the new season, Nike has revealed the new look for its snowboarding site. And I don’t just like this site because I love snowboarding. To check it out for yourself, continue on through for more dish on the new site.
Posted by Stephanie Fields on Oct. 04, 2010
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Interesting and thought out… but it seems a bit like a long-winded explanation for joining the minimal movement and creating simple brand templates to transcend all media devices. I do believe in…
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Posted by Kenny Roy on 01/12/2011 01:33 PM