To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the famous Swiss chocolate brand in Iceland, I designed this mini website that functions like a community for Toblerone lovers.

Visitors can of course discover a very short history of the brand, but the core of the website is actually the recipes that users can cook out of Toblerone products.

"Toblerone-mús" means "Toblerone mousse". This was your first lesson of Icelandic.

Original photography by Dany Sabadini.

Based on Papervision3D and RSS feeds, this screensaver designed for TM Software informs travellers at Keflavík international airport of weather conditions, exchange rates and many other informations through integrated widgets updated in real time.

This is an example of how the screensaver works, with corporate information in the main part of the screen and one of the widgets on the bottom. Original weather icons have been designed to suit the global look and feel.

Here are a few of the widgets based on RSS feeds and constantly updated : weather forecasts for 5 randomly chosen cities in the world, Keflavík airport departure and arrival information, currency trades, etc.

Based on the original TM Software logo, I designed an icon set for every single widget : weather, word clocks, news, menus, events, payment system, memos, calendar, etc.

Le Passage du Désir is a venue for cultural events that bring together new works in arts, design, photography, literature, documentation, fashion or contemporary dance.

Le Passage du Désir website is an information platform with a complete database on current and past events, galleries, virtual visit, etc.

Mini-site for the Façade exhibition. Façade was an underground magazine published in France from 1976 to 1983.

Façade magazine featured numerous stars — Andy Warhol, Catherine Deneuve, Jack Nicholson, Serge Gainsbourg, Mick Jagger — shot by now famous photographers like Jean-Baptiste Mondino or Pierre & Gilles.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, more commonly known as Tower of Terror, is a drop tower thrill ride at Disneyland Paris. When the website was designed, the attraction itself wasn't finished so we had to imagine the website from scratch. These drafts defined the concept and look & feel of the actual website.

The concept was to stick to the story of the hotel, adapted from elements of the television series "The Twilight Zone", when in 1939 an elevator cart full of passengers disappeared to the Twilight Zone.

The idea was to recreate the hotel online as if it actually reopened. The bellhop is the central character of the attraction so it was logical that he became the key figure of the website.

The terror photo booth was one of the numerous elements of this experiental website. People could take a picture of themselves or upload a picture and have it deformed as if they had been passengers of the doomed elevator.

Then their picture could be part of the Terror gallery, one of many rooms of the virtual Hollywood Terror Hotel.
Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.
Character design by Lea Rissling.

Participants could select one of the Lacoste Team players and play a virtual tennis game with Andy Roddick, Richard Gasquet or Tatiana Golovin.

This Lacoste Air Tennis Challenge was based on a 3D synthesis of tennis, pong and air hockey.

Participants could win tickets to the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world, among them Roland Garros in Paris.

Two other versions of the game were designed for other tournaments : a green court skin for Wimbledon…

…and a blue one for the US Open.
Original design by Christophe Clapier. Made in BETC Euro RSCG.

5 avatars were elected by users to be part of a virtual Lacoste campaign.

These virtual models wore computerized versions of the actual Lacoste summer 2007 collection.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

The Free Hugs campaign is a social movement involving individuals who offer hugs to strangers in public places. As part of an initiativ to combat discrimination against people infected with AIDS or HIV, the French government called on its citizens to embrace strangers who holst signs in the street.

This website relayed online this movement. It took only a minute to create a personalised avatar and start sharing virtual free hugs with other users. In one month, 700,000 free hugs have been shared on the website.
Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

Peugeot needed a common online platform to advertise promotional offers and highlight its racing activities.

The website was supposed to promote Peugeot HDi FAP technology (a widespread technology in general public cars) that is now used in the new 908 racing car.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

The main menu in this website was a carousel of rotating curtains, each of them featuring one of the 8 cars advertised by Peugeot.

After clicking on one of the curtains, it would expand and reveal more information on the selected model.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

Peugeot released a special edition of its 206 model in partnership with Microsoft. The challenge was to display the 3 versions of the same model (white, black and sport wagon) and all their specific features in a mini website.

Users could discover all the equipments of each model through a 3D carousel.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

Every issue of the newsletter had a specific header with a nature inspired theme.

Original webdesign by Christophe Clapier.
Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

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Promotional website for the luxury edition of the Peugeot 1007 small urban car.

More details on roll-over.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.

Advertainment website designed for Air France around Valentine's Day. "Win the sky as lovers" was the concept of this online game to win plane tickets.

Participants entered the game as a couple and each received a picture in his/her mailbox. If both pictures matched, the tickets were theirs.

Made at BETC Euro RSCG.