When Eyeboogie changed its name from Spin the Bottle in early 2001, the company needed a new bumper for the end of their shows. This was somewhat hampered by the fact that a new logo hadn't been finalized. Ultimately, I was asked to animate a digitally created dime store googley-eye that their in house graphic designer had cobbled together. The work was done in primarily in Macromedia Flash MX, the text was created with Adobe Illustrator and Electric Rain's FontFX, and it was all composited in Adobe After Effects. This animation can be seen at the end of every episode of Pop-Up Video's final cycle of shows, as well as the few episodes of Never Mind the Buzzcocks that made it to air.