We are proud to announce today that the Creators Project premiered Tycho's video for See. The video was directed by Bradley "GMUNK" Munkowitz, who was also the creative director on the Webby Award winning Box, the lead interface graphic designer on Oblivion and animated graphics designer on Tron.

The video shot with a modified RED EPIC camera to capture the full light spectrum, is a mystic vignette that follows a single heroine's journey through a series of stunning environments and parallel universes.

Cole Rise, photographer, designer and developer of the majority of Instagram’s photo filters has just released his first photo app, Litely. Cole has a unique perspective on digital photography, social sharing and app design that has influenced his work as developer/photographer and Litely has been designed to embody his philosophy of the simple, subtle and natural. He believes that digital images and camera phone photos specifically should not be caricatures of themselves but beautiful works of art, proudly shared and made to last the test of time.

We are proud to be a part of his launch and feel that that Litely for iOS will change the way consumers think about their images by helping them take better photos with their phones and other digital devices.

Bot & Dolly's Film Box joined the ranks of other Webby Award honorees by winning the 2013 category prize for Best Experimental & Weird Internet video. The Experimental & Weird category honors sites and Internet videos that reflect a fresh perspective in thought and action strong enough to start a revolution, change a behavior pattern, or advance old thinking lodged in bad habits, or that are just plain weird.

Congratulations to the Bot & Dolly team for their amazing work. We are proud to have been part of this Internet sensation and know that there is more to come from this creative powerhouse.