Carl — our magnificent illustrator and animator — has kindly
(well, see for yourself) cariacutured us all.

L-R:
Steven Pearson — photography, virtual tours, music and lateral thinking (looking like the child-catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang).
Paul Batey — founder, collector of useful people and designer of all things interactive looking for all the world like Bob Hoskins singing in the rain.
Carl Sowerby — illustrator, animator, philosopher and all round lovely man. Looking like himself!

With over 50 years experience (collectively of course) bnm interactive are just a few guys in the north of England producing world-class interactive design for clients around the globe.

From websites for hotels in the Lake District to Flashcards in New York our experience is as broad as it is long. Considered and effective graphic design, well designed, standards compliant websites, animation imbued with so much character you fall in love with every one and Virtual Tours so immersive it really is like you're there (minus the travelling, expense and smell).

“With growing competition for visitors it's important for businesses to make the best possible use of new technology. bnm interactive's virtual tours provide firms with an imaginative way to showcase their products to a global audience.”
Tourism Minister Kim Howells, in 2003, commenting on VirtualCumbria.net

“bnm interactive’s unique approach to projects is amazing. They take ideas, develop them and blow you away with the end results.”
Chris Franklin, Ski Direct, French Alps

“bnm interactive’s services will be the catalyst and driving force for bringing together everyone who is promoting Cumbria.”
Laura Boyle, Carlisle City Council

bnm interactive are based in Carlisle, Cumbria but our clients are worldwide and world-class. Although we don't live here for the weather there's much to recommend the Great Border City (honestly, that's how it's marketed). Only one building over 4 storeys high, a magnificent castle, a handfull of great pubs (though myriad rubbish ones) and the twenty minute drive to the Lake District. A great place to come home to.