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KnickerPicker Makeover

Becca Downer — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:51:12 +0000

If you follow KnickerPicker on Twitter you’ll probably have caught wind of plans for a KnickerPicker makeover.

It’s been nearly 2 years since Scenestealer created the world’s first online dressing room at KnickerPicker.com- but what an amazing 2 years it’s been.

KnickerPicker has created a real buzz in the fashion industry: it was named Marie Claire’s favourite website in 2008, it is linked to by more than 35,000 websites, blogs and forums around the world, and it currently receives over 10,000 unique visitors a day, and an average of 500,000 visitors per month.

Last year we re-vamped the website with over 300 products and 2 extra models. We also added in some neat features- like the jog tool for sports bras.

This year we decided to make KnickerPicker mobile- and what better way to achieve that than with an Iphone application. Now you can pick your Knickers on the move!

Now we’re ready and raring to go for a whole new look. We’ve drawn up the final designs and the build is now well underway. There will be a few surprises and some more cool features..but we wouldn’t want to give too much away.

So watch this space for more info- or leave your comments below to let us know what features you’d like to see on KnickerPicker.com.

KnickerPicker Iphone app available from tomorrow!

Becca Downer — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 11:47:15 +0000

That’s correct ladies and gents. From tomorrow you will be able to download your very own version of KnickerPicker from the Iphone app store. The KnickerPicker app enables you to use our virtual dressing room anywhere you like. KnickerPicking on the move!

Here’s a sneak peak:

Crayon Physics

Becca Downer — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 11:01:49 +0000

I remember seeing this game a while back and now an official version has been released for the Iphone and the PC. Crayon Physics is a puzzle game designed by 25 year old Petri Purho in 2007.

The object of the game is to get a ball from point A to point B. You move the ball to the star by using (virtual) crayons to draw the physical objects that make it possible to transport the ball to its goal. The player does not have control over the ball, but can interact with it by drawing shapes (like ramps, barriers).

What makes Crayon Physics so much fun is that there are a number of different ways to solve each level. Players can be as creative as they like and solve each puzzle through whatever means they can come up with.

The game is also quite captivating. The visual presentation is meant to look like a folded up piece of paper complete with childish crayon drawings. And the music is extremely unobtrusive and calming.

Check out the website here, or watch the demo video below.

Crayon Physics Deluxe trailer 2 from Petri Purho on Vimeo.