In a move to expand their interactive and tactical offerings, Legwork, Denver recently added two new partners, Matt FaJohn and Matt Wiggins, both formerly employed at FL2 in Denver. The new additions enhance a diversely skilled, well rounded team with capabilities including print design, interactive design + development, motion design and marketing strategy. With several new opportunities in 2010, this is both a necessary and exciting addition for Legwork.

In conjunction with the expansion of their team, Legwork updated their website with fresh work and a new reel for the new year.

Legwork Reel 2010 from LEGWORK on Vimeo.

Matt FaJohn brings 12 years of industry experience, serving most recently as the Senior Strategist at FL2. He approaches each opportunity from both the creative and strategic facets of new media advertising and excels at understanding business objectives and market direction. He is also a faculty member at Boulder Digital Works and a member of the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences. Past clients include Airwalk, Vision Street Wear, Sims Snowboards, Boa Technology, Sony Pictures, Paramount, Vail Resorts, Boston Market, National Parks Foundation, Modernista!, Fallon, and Westin Resorts. His work has been awarded Communication Arts Annual, FWA SOTD, Webby, SXSW, IMA and been featured in/on CSS Remix, .Net Magazine, Design Charts, and W3.

Matt Wiggins brings 10 years of experience as a multi-disciplinary web developer and technical director. He is also a freelance writer for Web Designer Magazine. Past clients include Google, Disney, Sony, Boa Technology, Boston Market, Subaru, National Parks Foundation, Modernista!, Fallon, and Westin Resorts. His work has been awarded Communication Arts Annual, FWA SOTD and been featured in/on Web Designer Magazine, .Net Magazine, Design Charts, W3 and Smashing Magazine.

Read more about the Star Wars Burlesque Show out of Los Angeles in LA Weekly.

Bogusky’s son put the trash out too early the night before the garbageman was to come and one of his Boulder neighbors got angry about it, leaving him a nasty note on his front door. The neighbor’s theory, it seems, is that a bear would be lured to the garbage – then have to be put down because of its close proximity to humans. Since the note was left unsigned, Bogusky was left to fashion the following response and post it on telephone poles around his neighborhood. You can be further entertained by reading the full story on Alex Bogusky’s Posterous site.