We don’t really have the words to describe this. Our thoughts are a general splatter of, “Can we have that job?” and “Are those potato slices still edible?”
Happy holidays, you internet-guzzling cherubim. In partnership with Android-supporting HTC/T-Mobile, YouTube is counting down to the New Year by posting one of “the year’s most memorable videos” a day on a special subsite.
Joining the cavalry of crappy ideas that’ll gain lots of unmerited attention is La Senza’s Cup Size Choir. Here you get a row of moody lingerie-clad minxes lying in a row. Use your keyboard to “play” them, because each will squeak out a note corresponding to her cup size: A-F. Score free yum-rotic bed-wriggling action with every “La!”
Today is World AIDS Day, and in the days previous we’ve seen a lot of lead-ups prepping us for the advertising melodrama that comes with.
It’s poetic that Google’s Search Stories campaign, which swept us off our feet with “Parisian Love” during this year’s Super Bowl, now has a French variant.
Alongside New York’s swanky MoMA, Tim Burton’s inviting users to play a game of Tweet-based Cadavre Exquis.
Here’s a little Friday inspiration for you. Daewoo plugged its Alpheon (the South Korean name for the Buick LaCrosse) in So. Korea with this clever Picasso-esque laser light show.
Longtime CG artist Maxime Luère recently struck gold when he recently uploaded his second YouTube video of all-time: “A Life on Facebook.”
For its Fabia model, Skoda’s making a complete 180° on depictions of its componentry.
Rethink Breast Cancer is orchestrating something called the Breast Fest Film Fest. For the opportunity to score $1500 and a trip to Toronto to screen their work, users around the world turned in shorts about breast cancer.
Oh, here’s the kind of cleverness we could do to see more of. Boulder-based Webroot is an antivirus and internet security firm, meaning it is in one of the most boring and forgettable industries in all the four corners of the Internet – at least from a young user’s perspective.
Following myriad designers before it, Lanvin is partnering with budget-friendly fashion retailer H&M on a clothing line accessible to the unwashed masses.
This Ogilvy & Mather/Paris ad for the launch of Scrabble Délire reminds us of a tenement-based Alice in Wonderland, sprinkled with the spirit of those voyeuristic dinner parties Diesel threw for its Five on Fifth opening.
For its pro bono client, the Society for the Protection of Animals (ENPA in Italy), Lowe Pirella Fronzoni dreamt up a homeless website.
