Hello Kitty 30th Anniversary Invitation

Rand Burrus, of RANDM, hired ERA404 to design and production manage an invitation for Hello Kitty’s 30th Anniversary Kickoff Party at the Rockefeller Center, in New York.

The resulting pop-up card and accessories won the AGC‘s Showcase Award in 2003.

ROOM

Little Brown and Company hired ERA404 to create the web site, book trailer and concept giveaways for the much-anticipated release of Emma Donoghue’s ROOM. The story is told from the viewpoint of a 5-year-old boy who has spent his life in a captivity with his mother. What better way to illustrate the childlike fantasy world and creativity of ROOM than by creating a paper, crayon and tape representation of the room itself.Read More

Brooklyn Wine Company Label Collection

Brooklyner Adam Goldstein, of the Brooklyn Wine Company, hired ERA404 to design the labels for three of his new wines, Feliz Red, Feliz White and Grand Army Meritage. Illustration for the pieces was provided by Brooklyn’s own, Ryan Seslow. The labels have been applied to the first bottling available now exclusively at RedWhiteAndBubbly.com, also designed by era404, as well as T-shirts currently being sold at Brooklyn Industries (www.brooklynindustries.com).

Lyrek CEMS

ERA404 developed Lyrek Contact and Events Management System for NYC PR, Fashion Promoters and Events Producers. The application fuses a powerful CRM solution for managing an online database of contacts with a mass-mailing tool for organizing events. Lyrek events management empowers users to send invitations for RSVPs, seating assignments, follow-ups and mailblasts to their contacts.

Linda Kessler

Florida wedding and events planner, Linda Kessler, hired ERA404 to showcase her portfolio, press and provide information for clients and prospects. lindakessler.com features full implementation of ERA404 CMS, MediaPASS, Flash animation, an online boutique and dozens of images and press.

Yahoo! Conceptual 3D

3D Artists worked with event designers at LDJ to build a conceptual animatic of how the Global Sales Convention, using the theme PLAY TO WIN. The concept involved a scale replica football stadium, complete with jumbotron for sales presentation materials, IMAG display of presenters, and logos projected onto fog curtains within the exhibition hall.