LAND INTERACTIVE developed an online brand for Home Security Weekly, a daily publication featuring stories and blogs related to homeland security. The client wanted a simple, yet recognizable brand. It was also required that the logo be contemporary and friendly.
Sometimes inviting discussion works on social media accounts, especially on platforms like Reddit and X (formerly Twitter). We recently posted an image comparison of the original Blu-ray presentation of James Cameron’s Aliens with the upgraded and remastered 4k version. The comparison stirred up a conversation about AI-generated image processing vs. film grain. The post on…
We designed a book for the self-published title “Amateur Boxing: Mental Stress & Stress” by Dr. David E. Lavid. The book explores the mental strength and preparedness needed to box at an amateur or even professional level, with examples of boxing skills that correspond to specific brain functions. The book is printed at 6″ (W)…
Land Interactive was given the challenge to update the logo identity for the video game web publication Gameverse.com. The company was looking for a contemporary brand to reflect the professional, informed, and opinionated content on the site. The color scheme, made up of dark grey and electric blue, was modified slightly from the previous version…
We just launched a new website for Dr. Nathan Lavid — a psychiatrist and forensic specialist based in Long Beach, CA. Using the previous site’s existing copy, we were able to optimize each page by analyzing keywords and phrases specific to each page. The results were improvements in organic traffic results from Google, Yahoo, and…
Challenge: Create a vertical campaign for the home media release of Bullet Train starring Brad Pitt that can be used across multiple vertical media platforms . We developed a social media campaign to market the release of Bullet Train on physical media formats including 4k Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD. This vertical-format video ad was posted…
Long-serving Downtown Phoenix, Arizona gallery Modified Arts was given a fresh identity with a new logo, signage, letterhead, business cards, and website. The selected typeface was chosen for its slightly rough finish to suggest artistic mediums such as drawing, sketching, and photocopies. The forward slash takes some inspiration from its technological uses in software, but…