A week ago today, we had the pleasure of announcing NASA and Gowalla’s partnership with “The Search for the Moon Rocks” – a nationwide hunt for NASA-themed Gowalla objects which JESS3 facilitated and designed a custom U.S. map for. Turns out other people were as excited about the project as we were. The media hits […]
The Visual Loop posts a link to Jess3’s “Vault Index” infographic.
Our very own Leslie Bradshaw was quoted in last week’s Mashable post “5 Hot Design Trends for Aspiring Bloggers” by writer (and Ex-Blocker co-conspirator) Brenna Ehrlich. The blurb appears under the first trend sited, “More Complex Layouts”: Leslie Bradshaw, CEO and president of JESS3, cites [Jason Santa] Maria as a luminary in his field when […]
by Jesse Thomas
By now it’s clear to all that the internet and social media have completely changed the worlds of news, advertising and marketing. Despite all of this, the team at Perfect Market team made an observation this summer: real stories still matter. To illustrate their findings, JESS3 designed an infographic displaying which stories were the most […]
by Jesse Thomas
NASA and location-based social networking service Gowalla have launched a new item together, the Moon Rock, which users can find in Museums, Libraries and other NASA-related points across the country. To help Gowalla users find the NASA Moon Rocks across the U.S., JESS3’s design team created a customized illustration of each location they can be […]
Rádio Expres 107.6 is one of Slovakia’s most popular mainstream radio stations, specializing in contemporary pop music and youth entertainment. To reflect their ebullient content, their slogan is “We enjoy to make fun with you,” or in Slovak: “bavi nas bavit vas.” To bring the slogan to life, JESS3 designed an illustration packed with everything […]
by Jesse Thomas
For the third year in a row, Brian Solis and JESS3 have partnered to map out the social media landscape. First launched in 2008, the The Conversation Prism, changes with every passing month as social media continues to grow and evolve, platforms appear, disappear, acquire each other, and get renamed. This third version of the […]
by Jesse Thomas
According to Wikipedia, residents of the neighborhood of Fremont in Seattle, Washington, have been referring to it as “The Center of the Universe” for nearly four decades. There even stands a colorful sign post in the middle of an intersection which displays directions to the North Pole, Taiwan, and Rio de Janeiro. In honor of […]
It is with great excitement that we unveil The Future of Revenue, a video we have been working on with Eloqua over the last few months. A continuation of our history / state / future of series, of which The State of the Internet was the first, the Future of Revenue looks at the last […]
Grabbabeast.com is a site which lets you built your own virtual monster by choosing from a selection of arms, legs, bodies, mouths and hats, which are all customizable using a color wheel at the bottom of the page. The results range from the goolish to the horrifying to the downright silly. Below, two that we’ve […]
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