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Knitterstream Makes Tweets Look Good

on February 21, 2013 by Mark Comments

Every day, an endless stream of tweets enters the Twitterverse – some live on via retweets and favourites, others to fade into the dark depths of the web, never to be seen again. This “here today gone tomorrow” phenomenon led Sid Lee, Fatbox and Lunch to wonder: must digital chit chat be so fleeting? They didn’t think so. And thus, Knitterstream was born.

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Hermès “Vive Le Sport”

on February 19, 2013 by Bridget Comments

Hermès spring/summer range comes to life in 4 stop motion videos celebrating “sport” in a way that only Hermès could do. The four films were directed by Simon Cahn who formerly worked with Spike Jones on a stop motion film.  I really like the Hermés brand because it’s one of the few brands to show such a natural confidence and eccentricity.  In addition to croquet & pétanque which might be expected, Hermès also features ping pong and leapfrog.

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Take that, stock video!

on February 19, 2013 by Tim Comments

Have you ever thought stock images and stock video are the work of the devil, bringing down all that can be good and creative? Then have a look at this most awesome music video by Darwin Deez “You can’t be my girl”. Lean back and enjoy the sweet revenge. Read more…

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Our most popular post EVER: 100% analogue

on February 19, 2013 by Tim Comments

Almost 2 years ago we published what became our most popular post so far: The Stripper Blackmail. This billboard campaign features a male stripper that nobody wants to see naked. But why is it so funny and appealing in its analogue format, in paper as opposed to in digital? Read more…

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Ray Ban does realworld instagram

on February 18, 2013 by Bridget Comments

Brands creating photo filters is not news – but Ray Ban has created the first realworld retro filter.  A mobile app literally lets people see the world through a pair of Ambermatic sunglasses.

 

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Nivea Stress Test – A Date To Remember

on February 18, 2013 by Mark Comments

NIVEA Stress Protect supposedly provides proven protection under stress, so whatever happens, you can stay cool and confident. In this version of the campaign a couple is on a first date and you get to interact with the scene via a clickable youtube video. I do like this type of interactivity via vids.

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KLM Must See Map combines social media with print

on February 13, 2013 by Mark Comments

This is a really nice idea that brings online and real life together very well. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines recently launched a new global social media campaign: KLM Must See Map, made by friends. The online campaign, currently running in 24 countries, enables visitors to create a personalized city map, filled with tips from their friends. Participants will receive the high-quality printed city map at home – all for free. Biggest issue is that it takes three weeks to get it which ruins the idea if spontaneous travel is your thing.

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Every Last Drop

on February 12, 2013 by Mark Comments

Every Last Drop is an interactive parallax scrolling site that takes a look at how much water we waste on a daily basis and how small changes can make a big difference.

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Find Your Way To Oz – Chrome Experiment

on February 12, 2013 by Mark Comments

Amazing 3D scenes built entirely on WebGL and CSS3. Explore the carnival scenes and interact with the elements you find along the way. I really enjoyed the journey

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Stockholm is Your Canvas

on February 11, 2013 by Mark Comments

A new iPhone app is launched during Stockholm Art Week where everyone in Stockholm can join a new art movement and co-create. The app captures your movements on the Stockholm map using GPS and transfers this info to an artist who’ll paint the movements on a real canvas. Just select your brush colour in the app and start walking.

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