The Killer Seals are a men’s recreational ice hockey team, from Southern Ontario, playing in the Cambridge Ice Park’s 19+ league. After forming the 2009-2010 season, the Killer Seals came to me interested in making a bold statement to announce their entry into the men’s summer 2010 league. Working closely with illustrator Kyle Kesterson, we developed an crest centered around a leopard seal.
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Born just outside Toronto in Scarborough, Ontario, Lauren is a scrappy, pull-no-punches type of girl. Lauren made the move out to BC in 2007. Although she initially went just to get away she ended up as a model in a sledding video and ended up auditioning for Peak Season. Between shoots, Lauren still does the occasional promo for Monster Energy.
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The Canada Snowboard Clearance Show is a massive end of season blowout sale where vendors look to unload their remaining inventory with huge discounts on items like snowboards, boots, bindings, goggles, outerwear and more. For the 2009 and 2010 sales I was contracted to create a microsite for the event promoting the various deals available.
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Ideo is more than just another domain parking platform. It’s a monetization network built for domainers by domainers. With more than 5 years experience developing and optimizing websites, including niche portals, and b2c e-commerce websites, Moxy Media saw an opportunity for growth with consumer level domain monetization and launched Ideo in late 2008.
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The 2008 Fantasy Hockey Playoff Challenge was a 4-round elimination challenge that gave people a chance to go for glory and win 2 box seat tickets to a 2008-2009 NHL game in Toronto or Pittsburgh. Do you have what it takes to be the best?
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It started out as a simple hockey blog. Before we knew it, Hockey.com became the primary source for anything hockey: news, photos, forums, NHL, junior, international, the whole lot. It’s been a long time coming, but Hockey.com 2.0 is finally here!
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Restaurantica started in 2003 with one guy and a computer. In just 5 years it grew to be one of the hottest new restaurant guides and online communities — connecting diners dishing about their eating-out-adventures. Whether you’re a savvy foodie or a casual diner, Restaurantica gives you what you want — without having to mess with search engines or jump from site to site.
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