Announcements

Hi! My name is Mike Burrill. I'm the new guy here at Adapted. Since coming here about a month ago I've been working on design, web development and branding projects and it's been awesome. Since we probably haven't met before (or even if we have), here's a few things about myself to help you get to know me better:

Thanks for reading about me. If you'd like more frequent updates about me, you can follow me on Twitter where my name is @mikeburrill.

Adapted is looking for a junior web developer with excellent HTML and JavaScript skills. Just as important, you should have an ability and enthusiasm to learn new languages and technologies in a relatively short time period. Examples of tools you could be required to master quickly are AS3, Xcode, HTML5, and CMS platforms like Expression Engine and Django. Current knowledge in any of these technologies is a big plus, as is a visual design background.

We are a pretty small team, so while the skills needed to navigate the byzantine maze of office politics are unnecessary, good humor and an affable nature are a must.

If you are interested, please email your resume, references, and work examples to Matthew at contact@adaptedstudio.com, along with your salary expectations.

Adapted is an interactive design studio founded in 2008 and based in New York. We work on a wide variety of projects including web design, mobile applications and interactive installations.

We launched a couple new projects recently and added them to our front page, take a look and let us know what you think.

We just finished installing a show at Lazarides Gallery for the artists Faile & Bast. In collaboration with TSFIM, we used assets from the artists to produce approximately 40 animations and interactive vignettes running on ten arcade machines. Faile & Bast covered the arcade machines, walls and basically everything in the gallery with wheat pasted crazy graphics.

So if you're around the Soho neighborhood in London check it out, the address is 8 Greek Street.

More photos after the jump.

We launched a website an experimental performance/visual artist Julia Mandle last week. We collaborated on the identity design with the great Chad Kloepfer. This site was built on the Django framework with added lines doodles in Javascript (IE support via Silverlight & ExplorerCanvas).

The new website for the graphic design studio MTWTF went live yesterday. We collaborated with MTWTF on the Scape website and were happy to work with them again. It's stuffed with great graphic design work, so checkout mtwtf.org and let us know what you think.

I'd just like to say thanks to all the fine people who made our studio party a raging success. It was a ton of fun, I think we'll have to do it again sometime.

For complete photo coverage of the event check this Flickr page of photos by Rumor's own Andy Pressman.

We're having a party at the new office we're sharing with Rumors & Chad Kloepfer this Friday July 31st. Doors open at 7pm, we'll have drinks and snacks for you.

The studio is at 177 N 10th St #A in Brooklyn, near the Bedford stop.

Last week we launched a new website for the NYC based landscape architecture firm SCAPE. We worked closely with Glen at MTWTF who did the excellent graphic design and identity. It's a clean site using a strong grid and built with the Django framework we like so much.

We launched a website to accompany the New Skateboard Graphics book by our friends at MVA. I'll get into some of our process in a later post but the important thing is that the book looks great and it's for sale now. So congratulations to Namdev for putting it together.

Governor of New York Elliot Spitzer? We got this back from the Secretary of State today. Although I'm happy the office saved their money by recycling letterhead, I kind of think the Secretary of State should use accurate forms.