In this section we take a look at image creation and presentation that wouldn't really have fit within any other category.

	Our biggest client to date has been Freemoney and as you will see from the rest of this portfolio we have completed lots of work for them of many types. This was our first ever project for Freemoney. The brief was to create a safe for their new £1 Million competition and some kind of keypad for entering the safe's combination, (entrants had to guess the 7 digit combination that unlocked the safe). Click here to view the safe and keypad.

	A few months after designing the first Freemoney safe, above, we were commissioned to design an whole new site for Freemoney, (which you can view here). As part of this redesign we gave the safe image a 'makeover' to make it cleaner and make it fit in with the image of the site we had designed a little better. You can view the newer version of the Freemoney safe here.

	When we took over full time management of the Freemoney web site we also persuaded the directors of the company to let us give their logo, Mr. Free, a little 'makeover' to be rid of the jagged lines and somewhat cheap appearance of their original design whilst keeping things as similar as possible to avoid any need to resubmit copyrights for the image. Click here to see before and after versions of Mr. Free.

	We created this 'road sign' for Freemoney as part of a campaign advertising the short amount of time taken to enter Freemoney's competitions. Click here to view a larger version of this image.

	This next piece of imagery was created for an online game called Porsche Unlimited, part of the Need for Speed family as played by our senior designer Marc. It serves as a good example of how a small file size can be made to appear much larger. Click here to view the Flash animation.

	Continuing with the online game theme this next image, a non existent Time magazine cover, was created for a clan playing the game Counter-Strike. Click here to view the magazine cover.

	Our last example on the gaming theme is once again for the game Counter-Strike. This time we designed some forums for a 'clan' called USR - Usual Suspects Reunited which can be seen here. As part of the design we also designed a larger image for the landing page taking characters from the game and reposing and improving upon them before creating the 'line up' background. Click here to view the image.

	As part of our work for Freemoney's second and third site we had to select a new prize to be given away each month and design an image to show of this prize in their Cash and Prizes section. To the right you can see a small selection of these prize images as they appeared on the third version of the Freemoney site. You can also see the last of these pages in context here.