Storefronts done right are an amazing work of art. With hundreds, if not thousands, of people walking by
any given shop, it undoubtedly is quite a challenge to constantly create creative and enticing window
displays that can capture the imagination of the passerby.
It's an interesting concept. A space no more that 10 feet by 10 feet represents only a small fraction
of a store in space but represents the entire store in imagery. Anybody ever seen the 80's movie,
"Mannequin"?
Mannequin the Movie, 1987.
Here is a creative storefront, designed by design house, Sosolimited, for the HBO Store in New York.
Infrared sensors detect how close passerbys are to the display window, and then turn on fan vents to blow
snow to match their position. An interactive storefront of Christmas snow. Watch the video to see how it
works. Enjoy:
TeamVI: Chris Pendleton Scores Surfer Mag's Photo of the Month
Last night, we received an email from our good friend Nick Mita with the subject: 'Check yo Rider' and
a link to www.surfermag.com.
What a pleasant surprise to see BAYVI Teamrider: Chris Pendleton score Surfer Magazine's winning shot
for their Photo of the Month contest. This is one of our favorite photos of Chris, and what a great photo
and hard work put in by Kaz Sano of NovusSwell.com to capture the moment.
Congratulations to Chris P and Kaz of NovusSwell for a job well done!
Thanks to Nick for the heads up and thanks to SurferMag.com for the love!
