Mobilize me - World Bicycle Relief

Red Bull Rampage 2013

Le Tour de France explained in animation.

Bicycle collection for future generations.

Set amidst the dramatic hills and calm waters of the UK's Lake District, From Fell To Forest is a short film that takes us on an epic journey.

Scoring high on the virality points.

Genius award winning ad campaign from LifeCycle.

CityScape

You live in a little box.
You get into a little box that drives you to another little box.
And you spend your day thinking little boxed thoughts in your little box.
Till it’s time to leave for the other little box.
Unbox yourself. Get a life. Get a cycle.

Terrain 

Intrepid explorer

journeying to the Elevator,
bravely navigating past Office Politics,
catching your breath at Cape Watercooler before
you venture to the unknown land they call the Pantry.
Step out. Get a life. Get a cycle.

RoadMap

Look out the window. What do you see?

Wait, there’s no window.
Only a wall. And fake plastic flowers.
And a fake parquet floor.
A plastic coffee cup on a formica table.
Artificial lighting, on all day.
Get out. Get a life. Get a cycle.

Another hope for a medal?
A short film on BMX Olympian - Shanaze Reade.
Her life in her own words and her journey to both Beijing and London Olympics.

Team Sky in numbers.

Throwing around some style.

A short film created using bicycle parts.

Follow Tangi on an epic journey to the Lantang Region of Nepal, where snow covered mountains, buddhist culture, and killer trails are standard. Join us in the high Himalayas where adventures are found, and mountain bike dreams are made.

The Alps. A singletrack journey through the ancient walking trails of Verbier and Zermatt, Switzerland.

In 1997, in San Andrés Itzapa in Guatemala, Maya Pedal Association began recycling scraps of bicycles into Bicimáquinas.

Bicimáquinas are pedal-powered blenders, washing machines and threshing machines, eliminating the need for fuel and electricity. Pumps are also possible, and are capable of extracting 30 liters of water per minute from 30-meter deep wells (electronic pumps reach just to 12 meters).

The idea of these ingenious contraptions emerged from the desire to help the farming families of the San Andrés community. The issue that gave rise to Maya Pedal was the expense and shortage of electricity and fuel in the village.

Doesn't get much better..

It is amazing how much of a sensory and liberating experience it can be to embrace the saddle. Everyones experience is different, yet there is a collective understanding.

Will Self potentially takes it to a new level

Straight out of British Columbia

Healthcare Management Degree

Clever and fun animation.