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We’re excited to explore the gaming experience of Alphaputt in mixed reality. We’re starting a 5-week sprint with game developer Acer Cristea to do some initial prototyping in Quest. We’ve already done some exploration using Ordinary Objects (think Figma for spatial experiences) and it’s looking promising. The next few weeks will be fun!!

Together with the talented Paul from The Rusted Pixel, we designed a stylised 3D map of Roosevelt Island as part of the Citizen Project. The project is all about enhancing the tight-knit community while inviting more visitors to discover the hidden gems of the island.

The interactive map lets you explore the island’s iconic landmarks, parks, sports fields and more. Follow the red tour bus as it travels across the map in real-time.

We crafted a clear and compelling brand video for Enzyme, promoting their tools and services, alongside a suite of ambient motion patterns for their website. Building on the visual identity by Hawaii, the motion design feels like a natural evolution of the graphic repeats created as part of the rebrand.

We designed this workshop to bring teams together through play and creativity, with the aim to boost collaboration and innovative thinking. Based on our game Alphaputt, the workshop turns team-building into a game. Literally. It's a fast-paced session of team ideation, sketching and AI magic.

We’ve launched a new website for PlayQ, a fast-growing mobile games company in California. Designed to attract top talent, the site blends playful animation with visual simplicity.

We've been working closely with Swiss engineers and inventors of the Steasy to develop a digital brand experience to launch its innovation lunchbox. Sennep has led the design and collaborated with our Design District neighbours and technology partner ON to deliver the marketing site, online shop and connected app. We hope you like it :)

This game is a brain-tickling twist on the familiar format where every move sets up the next board. First released on App Store in 2013, it had 7 million sessions, but sadly we didn’t have the resources to maintain the code to keep it live. We’ve now rebuilt it as a web-based game, experimenting with AI-assisted game development. We’d like to add async multiplayer, but for now play the robot or play a friend.

Design Week is back! We’re so happy to see the magazine that’s been such a big part of the design community over the years re-launch itself. Founders Matt Rice and Hege Aaby talked to editor Rob Alderson about the key moments that shaped Sennep as part of their Turning Point series.