We create experiences. We build interactive media for the web and mobile devices, specialising in custom: concept and design, 3D modelling and animation, software development, and Augmented Reality.
Hungry Sky is a business partnership between two creative and technical practitioners: Nick Lowe and Minh Tran.
Operating since July 2011, we draw upon a combined 16 years of experience in software and content development (and a network of select partners) to deliver on small to large creative projects for a range of clients in Western Australia.
We enjoy finding creative solutions to problems, and helping clients overcome technical hurdles.
When evaluating potential projects, we ask ourselves:
Only when we are confident in the above will we consider taking on a project.
After an initial meeting to discuss your project and how we can help, we usually produce a detailed written work summary and estimate for your consideration.
If the estimate is accepted, we get to work following the schedule and budget included with the estimate. If we are unavailable to take on a project, we can often recommend or organise for somebody who can.
Here is a selection of interesting projects that we have worked on since July 2011.
Featured in The Australian and ABC 7.30
We worked with the WA Museum and Inkubator on this XMediaLab 2011 winning project that highlights an historic paleontological discovery in the Nullarbor plains.
Displayed at WA Maritime Museum
We created a 3D reconstruction of the HMAS Sydney II wreckage and real-time visualisations for interactive kiosks, desktop browsers, and iOS and Android devices.
Displayed at WA Museum
We developed a touchscreen kiosk game for the "Extraordinary Stories from the British Museum" exhibition, which launched with CHOGM 2012.
We worked with local musician Josh Hogan to design a card game that teaches music composition, and to prototype a complementary interactive workshop.
Part of a nationally touring exhibition
We provided Android customisation services to help Mixed Media present their content on interactive touchscreens for the National Archives of Australia.
Currently in production
Working from DMA+'s creative design, we produced a technical design document and are currently working with them on their premier Augmented Reality experience "Memory Walls".
Our clients come in all shapes and sizes, and we're very happy to be able to help them out. We have been fortunate to work with:
We provide a range of creative and technical services, in-house and through select partners.
The best way to get into contact with us is to We respond to most enquiries on the same day.
We're often free to meet for lunch or drinks on weekdays (except for Wednesdays) or can meet via Skype or Google+.
You can follow our actitivies over at Guts Up! Content we post varies from candid photos and in-jokes to very technical posts, depending on what we're working on at the time.