The legendary western painter Robert Lougheed firmly believed painting should be done in the field. To evoke his vision we created an immersive exploration of the painter’s life, artwork and process through dynamic photo galleries and an interactive biography and timeline.

In 2010 the Getty Center in Los Angeles asked Bluecadet to build an interactive kiosk experience to complement a special exhibition of work by Rembrandt and his students.

We created an interactive experience that presented similar works from the master and his students alongside each other, giving users the ability to explore and dive into the works themselves.

The Emmy and Webby-winning website, commissioned by the Pulitzer Center, memorialized Dawes’ journey and the people he met. The design framed his poetry with stunning photography, video interviews with the subjects of his poems, and music commissioned for the project.

Sister Dorothy Stang was killed in February 2005 on public rain-forest land sought by ranchers for timber cutting and cattle grazing.

Her death brought international attention to the violent struggle between peasants and wealthy ranchers in the endangered rain forest, where she had lived for 30 years.