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Foglers // Law firm website of the month
At Pixelcarve we’ve been fortunate to have been recognized with a number of awards over the years, but our latest work for Toronto law firm Fogler, Rubinoff LLP has certainly yielded a first. Precedent Magazine, which hasn’t run its “Law … Read entire story
Some of our Latest Work
Well, it’s been a while since we’ve updated our blog. But we have a great excuse! We’ve been working on some really fantastic projects – check them out below: Luxe Destination Weddings (New) Mizrahi Developments Website & Brand Video 181 … Read entire story
The BlackBerry Blade by Pixelcarve
The BlackBerry Blade is our dream Superphone. It was created out of our passion for RIM’s products – retaining everything that makes them great, while propelling their design aesthetic and technology into the next era. Our vision was to create … Read entire story
Elite Toronto Law Firm Wolf Kimelman Stands Out With Pixelcarve
All lawyers are the same, right? Not so. Wolf Kimelman has a unique understanding of the Canadian legal system, and of the challenges and crisis’s that their clients experience. As such, Wolf Kimelman required a website that allowed them to stand out amongst the … Read entire story
Pixelcarve Sets New Standard for Insurance Industry With Tredd
Tredd is a unique kind of insurance company. Passionately aggressive in serving the risk management needs of heavy industry, they elected not to have a website at all until they could find an agency able to intimately understand the nature … Read entire story
Pixelcarve’s Work with Gearshift & Elemental is No Yolk
When Gearshift needed to execute a rich-media ad campaign for No Yolks, they turned to Pixelcarve to execute the vision. We created custom 2D animation from scratch, and built them into Flash ads of varying sizes for 4 total executions.
Snow Marketing Brings on Pixelcarve for LinkedIn Campaign
When Snow Marketing needed a combination of world-class quality and exceptional delivery time for a large LinkedIn online media campaign, they turned to Pixelcarve.