We like to tinker here at Sticky. And we build things to be experienced. With form, function, interaction and whimsy, one of our newest studio purchases delighted us so much we thought it was deserving of its own spotlight.

A little video about Sticky and the team that makes it all happen.

A touchscreen interactive for the Oregon Music Hall of Fame is currently in development. As in most of our projects, everyone is working closely together to bring it to the finish line.

Rob and Amanda decided to try something new. Something involving molds, resin, and LEDs. They had fun doing test pours with random objects found around in the workshop. With the testing phase complete, we are now excited to try our hand (pun intended) at something more polished.

Casual Friday at Sticky Co. No, but seriously, we needed a team photo and what better way to show team spirit than to make up an impromptu work uniform? I’m sure these jumpsuits will make another appearance soon!

Stepping into Oregon history with AR! We’re using 2D photo detection to trigger 3D augmented reality.

Great reception last night at the Oregon Historical Society’s new exhibit: 200 years of Oregon beer!The crowd loved crafting their own beer styles with our interactive touchscreen.

Airport ready. Installing a new light exhibit at PDX airport.

Photographing beer is no easy task, but it can be a lot of fun! Our task was to film a pint glass filling and emptying in a seamless loop as well as grab stills for our “Beer Styles” interactive. Our solution was to drill a hole in the bottom of a glass and insert a tube to drain the beer. The video is featured in the entrance of the new 200 Years of Oregon Beer! exhibit at the Oregon Historical Society. Check out our project page for all the details.