created on Sun, 2006-09-10 11:50

Live: Nowgroup.com

Raincity Studios and Now Communications are happy to announce the launch of Nowgroup.com. Now Communications is a social marketing and advertising firm based in Vancouver. They pride themselves on their unusual and unique style of marketing - buying things that money can not:

• social change
• ideas
• causes
• effects
• making a difference

created on Thu, 2006-05-04 09:07

Raincity Studios Launch Date A Mere Three Weeks Away

The What:
A Lanuch. We've chosen the course to revamp, restyle and redesign our current website to a new stellar, stylin' and sophisticated one for our studios.

The Why:
It's time. To showoff our design team expertise and talent, to showcase the work we've churned out and the rich clientele we've established and continue to build from, to highlight individual strengths and the team's cohesive connection.

The Where:
Where we've always been.

created on Fri, 2006-04-14 13:14

Since the start of the year, there have been a lot of changes in my life and at work. I moved into a new flat in January, we hired more talented people at Raincity, I have been traveling to various conferences and events.

After nearly a month of neglecting my blog, I am re-launching robert scales dot org with a beautiful new header design by Iwona Erskine-Kellie, thank you so much! I also changed my profile image and replaced it with a great picture taken by kk in February at Northern Voice 2006.

created on Mon, 2006-04-10 13:17

Raincity Studios and Workspace Collaborate

Vancouver's newest, coolest, hippest, grooviest workspace has arrived! Bill MacEwan and his team of peeps have been working tirelessly over the past several months, overcoming all of those typical bureaucratic obstacles, and are thrilled to report Workspace is official! Workspace lives at 21 Water Street in Gastown and construction of the space is well underway with the doors ready to swing open this June.

created on Thu, 2006-04-06 10:11 While the annual 30 Days of Sustainability event has come to a close, the practice and purpose of sustaining our communities and our lives have been inspired to thrive and continue upwards and onwards.

Over the course of the last month, there has been much activity, awareness and healthy debate generated from this successful, inspiring event. From sustainable design, to spirituality, to sustainability heros, ideas and creative contributions were flowing. Sarah Pullman played an integral role in developing and promoting the event, sparking numerous discussions in the collection of 30 Questions of Sustainability.