Despark

Despark

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  • What do we do?

    Despark is a multidisciplinary new media design & development studio; we offer web & graphic design, flash animation & interaction design and development, rich internet application design & development and more. We have offices in London, Sofia & Varna and a truly international roster of loyal clients.

  • PMA | Mis-architecture

    A multi-award winning website, showcasing the professional and academic work of an architectural practice. The user loses themselves within a field of images, discovering the unexpected.

    Launch site: http://www.mis-architecture.co.uk

  • Torch… Camera… Darkness…

  • LiveAmerica

    An educational platform that is based around realtime interactivity. Tutors and students from around the world can log in, put their webcam on and use a host of innovative tools that make online learning a complete and valuable experience. (Launching soon…)

  • Artec

    A portfolio website for global architectural and engineering consultants Artec. This design will skew how you experience a portfolio website…literally.

    Launch site: http://www.artecint.com

  • What kind of companies do we work with?

    All kinds. We are super flexible about what type of projects we take on. We enjoy working in different industries and think this breadth of experience makes us a much stronger and creative team.

  • Nex

    A portfolio website for a London based architecture practice. This makes full use of the screen, showcasing projects throughout the user experience. The navigation emphasises the blog and current news, reflecting the dynamic Nex ethos.

    Launch site: http://www.nex-architecture.com/

  • Bate Sasho

    A cyber-street for Bulgaria’s rap master Bate Sasho.

    Launch site: http://www.methaphorce.com

  • Singlehop

    A hosting company website. SingleHop shows our flourish for design combined with an optimized user interface that allows for intuitive navigation.

    Launch site: http://www.singlehop.com

  • Pirin Mountain Club

    A real estate website for a mountain resort based in Bansko, Bulgaria’s answer to Chamonix.

  • EPON

    Golfing e-commerce website.

    Launch site: http://www.eponforged.com

  • Ivan Kristoff

    One day a bulgarian spiderman crawled through our window and asked us to design him a website. This is what we did.

  • The Soulcollector

    Graphic art.

  • Callaway Golf Corporation

    We were invited by Callaway to submit a design proposal for their website redesign. We got down to the final two, which was a big honour from such a well established sports brand. However, sadly, they wouldn’t give us a mulligan.

  • The internet by OBAMA

    “The image was mesmerizing, more organic than mechanical, as if I were glimpsing the early stages of some accelerating evolutionary process, in which all the boundaries between men- nationality, race, religion, wealth- were all rendered invisible and irrelevant, so the physicist in Cambridge, the bond trader in Tokyo, the student in a remote Indian village, [...]

  • Crystal Bell

    A real estate website that shows off some of our 3d visualisation skills.

    Launch site: http://www.crystalbell.info

  • UACG

    A public and student website for our friends at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy.

    Launch site: http://students.uacg.bg

  • Space BG

    Hosting company website.

    Launch site: http://www.space.bg

  • Tour Spec Golf

    Golfing e-commerce website.

    Launch site: http://www.tourspecgolf.com

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  • PMA | Mis-architecture
  • LiveAmerica
  • Artec
  • Nex
  • Bate Sasho
  • Singlehop
  • Pirin Mountain Club
  • EPON
  • Ivan Kristoff
  • The Soulcollector
  • Callaway Golf Corporation
  • Crystal Bell
  • UACG
  • Space BG
  • Tour Spec Golf
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  • Torch… Camera… Darkness…
  • What kind of companies do we work with?
  • The internet by OBAMA

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