bonfire tides is a digital studio with a passion for web, mobile, gaming and beyond.

Hey folks!

We’ve been hard at work doing a huge collection of images for the (soon to be launched) neonmob.com. The concept of the site is very cool, basically allowing members to collect artwork from many different designers around the globe. We are so pumped to be a part of it. You can see a sneak peek of one of the images to the left, or for a slightly bigger version, hit up Dribbble! We’ll have more for you soon……. read more…

Bonfire Tides, a digital studio, is officially up and running. Who are we? At our core we’re web guys, but our focus is on the future. That future is in creating engaging and interactive experiences for mobile platforms and beyond. What’s more? We know social, and we’re fully dedicated to socially integrated application development (we spend a lot of time working in the Facebook API… ).

Why did we do it? All in all, we’ve got a ton of combined experience in this industry and a lengthy list of very loyal clients who do our marketing for us – and we love that – really. We started this … read more…

Now more than ever its important that the web learns a lesson; less is more when it comes to your content (in most cases anyway – dont shoot us, wikipedia). A mobile site forces you to focus on downsizing your content – and start delivering relevant and targeted information that matter most to your visitors. That’s an important lesson for *any site* – standard or mobile.

That said, we want you to get to know us mobilistically* as well. Keep up to date with the BT crew no matter where you are with our new mobile site. Give us another month and we’ll let you order pizzas or … read more…

The Silver Screen Society is a group of designers, illustrators, and friends that work toward creating art and design inspired by and honoring the many stories told through the world of cinema. The project’s roots lie in the book clubs of yore, with each month bringing a new film and a continuous stream of contributors that carry with them their own unique interpretations and ideas.

The SSS asked Craig to do an illustration for the film ’2001′. What an awesome project. See ’2001′ and more at the Silver Screen Society Website… read more…