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A grid of portfolio tiles from the Manys Machine website. The tiles feature 3D renders and projects for brands including Nike, Channel 4 and Viasat.

New site and typically brilliant new work from ManvsMachine

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Date
1 May 2015

In 2014 ManvsMachine were never far from our thoughts what with their rebrand of Channel 4’s Film4 service, and their frankly breathtaking work for Nike’s Mercurial Superfly. This year they’ve already produced some sterling work for the likes of Honda and Xbox, so to celebrate this blooming portfolio of digital branding they’ve updated their website to better showcase their practice.

If you like what you see then Mike Alderson from ManvsMachine will be speaking at this year’s Here symposium.

A screenshot of the ManvsMachine website showing a grid of four project thumbnails. The projects include “Honda ‘Keep Up’ for W+K”, “Flyknit Lunar3 for Nike”, “Xbox for Microsoft” and “Film4 for Channel4”.
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ManvsMachine.co.uk

A screenshot of the ManvsMachine website showing a grid of portfolio projects. The tiles feature work for brands including “Nike”, “Channel 4” and “Viasat”.
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ManvsMachine.co.uk

A screenshot of a website for a Nike campaign titled “Flyknit Lunar3”. The page features the headline “Made Light To Go Long” above a close-up image of a shoe sole with a pink and orange highlighted section.
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ManvsMachine.co.uk

A screenshot of the ManvsMachine website. The page features the headline “The things we create, while we’re creating.” above a 3D render of a colourful sphere set against a background of sharp, geometric planes.
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ManvsMachine.co.uk

A screenshot of the ManvsMachine website. The clean, white page features bold black text describing the studio as a “multi D&AD and Cannes Gold Lion award winning design and motion studio.”
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ManvsMachine.co.uk

A Nike Air Max trainer in black, red and blue sits on a wooden desk. It is surrounded by sheets of coloured paper and several black markers.
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ManvsMachine: AirMax Day

A close-up of a black textured sneaker with bright orange laces and a matching orange sole. The shoe is set against a blurred, smoky background of grey and orange.
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ManvsMachine: AirMax Day

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About the Author

James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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