We just launched threeintentions.com, a web site that will build a community around the idea of the mind / body / spirit connection. The site provides related resources and represents teachers working in the field.

Three Intentions is organized by Brooke Warner, based in Berkeley, who Bad Feather and I worked with closely from conception and initial sketches, to branding and site mocks, to execution in WordPress. The site provides profile information, a blog platform, and event organization for Brooke and the Three Intentions teachers, whose numbers will be growing as the site gains traction.

Take a break from your daily grind to stop by threeintentions.com, and be sure to let Brooke know that Dtek and Bad Feather sent you.

We recently worked with Bad Feather to help Paula Murray Cole and the folks at rasaboxes develop a web site for building community around their innovative performance technique.

What is “rasaboxes”? I’m not a dancer, so i’ll quote from the new web site:

Devised in the 1980s and 90s by Richard Schechner, rasaboxes offers performers a concrete physical tool to access, express, and manage their feelings/emotions within the context of performance. Useful as performer training, rasaboxes also has many other applications in various fields including (but not limited to) therapy, business, and education.

Paula and co are off and running at rasaboxes.org, managing all of their site content and developing their membership. The site is built on WordPress, features informational, news, and “members-only” content, as well as tying-in to rasaboxes’ existing mailing list and donation services.

The site is rasaboxes.org.