LEFT — design. interactive. branding.
Welcome to LEFT. We're a Tampa-based design and interactive agency (with satellites in New York and San Diego). We help build clients' unique identities through branding, integrated marketing and digital production, SEO and PPC campaign management. Some of that brand-building happens to be right here, on this site. Take a peek.
design. interactive. branding. making messes since 2002
Recently Added Work
ParAccel Homepage Refresh
San Diego/Cupertino Data Warehousing company ParAccel approached us to provide them with an eye-catching homepage and new template for their existing content to boost their web presence. Luckily, we were able to help them out…and knock out a project everyone was happy with on a remarkably quick time line.
Featured technologies on the project include: [...]
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Ideafield Identity
IdeaField is a Tampa Co-Working organization, dedicated to creative, technology, and technology-based business development and facilitation in the Tampa Bay community. We helped them with their identity.
This was an interesting process, really, that saw us through the development of a number of iconic marks aimed at symbolizing the purpose and brand personality of IdeaField [...]
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HillsboroughRecycles.org Micro-site
Elevation Brand asked us to design and program a mini-site to support their Hillsborough County recycling campaign. We obliged, gladly.
Working off of their existing campaign, which featured hand-drawn caricatures of “Famous Bins” on outdoor media with little more explanation than a contest entry call-to-action, we developed this little guy: PHP-driven mini-site with custom Actionscript-based intro [...]
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Sportsheckle.com
Our friends over at Sportsheckle.com had an idea for a social site dedicated to the art of, and celebrating the participants in, sports heckling. They asked us to handle everything from the ground up, web-wise. We stepped out of our shell, and produced a template design that works with their existing logo and preliminary art [...]
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LoBoy Stop Motion
We were given an opportunity to help out on a site for LoBoy coolers - a manufacturer of portable styrofoam coolers and shippers.
While that doesn’t sound like the sexiest project in the world, it ended up being a load of fun: we produced a stop motion animation and custom audio bed for the site intro [...]
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Georgia Recycling Stop Motion
Our long time friends over at Elevation Brand asked us to help them out with 15 second teaser national cinema spots to support their Georgia statewide recycling campaign. The campaign featured a series of characters who present ridiculous reasons for abstaining from recycling. This spot, which we put together as a short stop motion animation [...]
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Wilson Wedding Gift
One of our most favorite people in the whole wide world, Matt Wilson (you can check out his comedy radio show here…it’s funny, for real), got married this June (6/6/09, to be exact). We whipped this little guy up to hold onto the cash we felt he deserved for finally suckering his lady into making [...]
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I want your skull. I need your skull.
When your wife is out of town for a few weeks and you find yourself bouncing back and forth on the old iTunes between Brightblack Morning Light and Black Flag, you may also find yourself making random, psychedelic-zombie-apocalypse posters. Be forewarned.
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Science with Mr. Milstid
Sciencewithmrmilstid.com is an online portal for student achievement - it hosts the notes for Mr. Milstid’s science class, interactive media to engage students, links to student resources, and is the stomping ground of the occasional web collaboration for 7th/8th grade science students.
Identity design, custom wordpress theme and programming, wiki.
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Two Years in Hell
Two Years in Hell is a chronicle of Philadelphia wrongery.
From the manifesto (yes, there is a manifesto):
Having left the warm, welcoming splendor of the South in a misguided quest for “direction” and “fulfillment” we put down (very shallow) roots in Philadelphia.
Our experiences here may best be described by a preponderance of “you’ve got to [...]
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