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Sennep opens up its digital experiments for everyone to tinker with

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Date
7 August 2015

Digital agency Sennep has long maintained that the key to its success is in experimentation; taking the time to play and try and test and tinker with the possibilities of digital. Sometimes it feeds into client work like projects for the London Symphony Orchestra, sometimes it informs incredible self-initiated projects like the Digital Dandelion. Now, Sennep has launched a new platform so that we can join in with the fruits of their play, called Sennep Seeds. According to the agency, it showcases “an evolving collection of experiments that explore coded-motion, interactivity and visual expression.”

Sennep goes on: "We believe play and discovery is a crucial part of the design process. Being able to grow ideas that stem from creative-coding or pure aesthetics helps us to explore concepts from a different starting point than a typical design brief. Individual seeds can exist as playful curiosities in their own right but also have the potential evolve into more developed projects and ultimately feed into client work.”

And who can resist toying about with those cute little critters, or jiggling about in a sort of virtual primary coloured ping pong?

A 3D render of a circular geometric form made of thin, colourful lines against a black background. The lines transition through a rainbow gradient, curving and intersecting to create a complex, symmetrical shape.
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Sennep: Seeds, rainbow

A 3D render of a complex, colourful network of thin lines and nodes against a black background. The lines branch out like a digital plant, with small spheres at the base and a large white triangle floating to the left.
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Sennep: Seeds, creatures

A web browser window displays the website “seeds.sennep.com”, which features a grid of four interactive graphic experiments. The panels show a gold spiral, a segmented pie chart, a field of floating red and blue circles, and a colourful geometric wireframe on a black background.
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Sennep: Seeds, screenshot

A browser window displays a website divided into a four-pane grid. The panels feature colourful abstract graphics, a 3D rendered sphere, and the text “TOUCH ME” in bold white capitals.
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Sennep: Seeds, screenshot

A browser window displays a website with a grid of four abstract animations. The panels feature a gold spiral, a yellow pie chart, red and blue circles, and a colourful geometric wireframe on a black background.
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Sennep: Seeds, screenshot

A web browser window displays a minimalist interface titled “Flicking Discs”. Red and blue circles of various sizes are scattered across a plain white background.
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Sennep: Seeds, screenshot

A 3D render of four colourful, abstract creatures with round bodies and long necks against a black background. The figures are displayed within a web browser window titled “Curious Creatures”.
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Sennep: Seeds, screenshot

A screenshot of a web browser showing a digital artwork on a black background. White horizontal lines warp and curve upwards in the centre to create a tiered, mountain-like shape.
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Sennep: Seeds, screenshot
A 3D render of a shimmering, iridescent bubble against a black background. The image is shown within a web browser window with the URL “seeds.sennep.com/bubble”.
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Sennep: Seeds, screenshot

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Emily Gosling

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Emily joined It’s Nice That as Online Editor in the summer of 2014 after four years at Design Week. She is particularly interested in graphic design, branding and music. After working It's Nice That as both Online Editor and Deputy Editor, Emily left the company in 2016.

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