CerebralItch eCards are coming to the iPhone! This promotional site - the latest addition to the CerebralItch Network - was launched in April 2009 to pre-announce the upcoming (June 2009) release of their hilarious iPhone App. With art by by Paul Chamberlain, the site features a browsable gallery of cards and invitations, using the popular Shadowbox system to display them in slideshow format.

In 2009 an upgrade and expansion was required for the flagship publication of Portovert LLC, creators of Portovert.com (praised as "The Number 1 Green Wedding Site" by Martha Stewart Weddings). This Drupal-based Green Wedding site now includes a tagged, searchable Shopping section and a popular Green Wedding Guide, in addition to the feature articles and photogalleries of its predecessor.

Cerebral Itch eCards is the latest hilarious viral assault by the mad scientists at CI headquarters, featuring card designs by Paul Chamberlain (whose head bandages are probably wrapped a little too tight). The site is also the first public implementation of the new eCards Module for the Axis CMS suite, which makes the site fast, user-friendly and easy to manage. Send one to someone you think snide things about. It'll make you feel good.

Website and Lead-Generation System, Database Development and Custom Content Management System. Producer/Designer: 4 Monkeys.

Search Engine Optimization for this popular custom clothing manufacturer.

Marketing website for brand-name consumer coupons.  Design by 77blue.

A collection of 100 beautifully-designed frames or 'backdrops' which surround a standard-sized (468 by 60) banner ad. With their subtle 3D appearance, these borders cause viewers to pay attention to ads in a new way, and the right combination of banner and border can have a stunning artistic effect.

The World of South Park (aka "The South Park Palace") came online in 1997 as part of the Comedy Central website, launching simultaneously with the television debut of the soon-to-be hit series. Beginning with a mere 30 sets and a fanbase of zero, the site grew over the next three years to include over 200 graphical locations from America's favorite Colorado mountain town.

In 1999 AIP worked with Canadian rockers I Mother Earth to create their unique interactive environment for online events and fan chats. To help introduce the band to American audiences, AIP and CHART Magazine produced an online chat and trivia game at The Palace Arena, featuring prize giveaways from PUMA and a live interview with the band.