What do you make of this?
Maybe not much until you see this.
Chromatophobia is the fear of colours, and there’s more schemes inspired by things like the fear of needles, spiders and sleeping here:
http://www.colourlovers.com/blog/2007/11/11/the-absolutely-scariest-colors-imaginable/
Ever wondered what the most misquoted film quotes ever were? The most bizarre mental disorders? Or the top 15 manipulated photographs? There’s loads of good stuff available on The List Universe.
Take a look for yourself:
http://listverse.com/
Fantastic animation in this viral for V-Water.
Courtesy of the Behance Network:
http://www.behance.net/Gallery/V-WATER-viral-animation/43975
It’s been a bit of a week at work; with Eurostar moving and some new clients in the pipeline, i’ve not had change to get as much up here as i wanted to.
The Eurostar stuff finished on Wednesday 14 with a MSN takeover media first, so we went out to celebrate with the above-the-line agency Fallon. Halfway through the night we heard from the IMA awards. glue picked up creative agency of the year, and Get The Message for the Royal Navy won an amazing three. It was a hell of project, so it’s great for me and the team to get some silverware in recognition.
The full list of Winners:
http://www.imaawards.co.uk/Results.aspx
Download the PDFs of the write-ups.
Creative Agency of the Year:
http://www.imaawards.co.uk/Assets/Files/Winners/winners%20pdfs/award18-creative%20agency.pdf
Special Award for Technological Innovation:
http://www.imaawards.co.uk/Assets/Files/Winners/winners%20pdfs/award9-special%20technological.pdf
Best Use of Viral Marketing:
http://www.imaawards.co.uk/Assets/Files/Winners/winners%20pdfs/award12-viral%20marketing.pdf
The Grand Prix:
http://www.imaawards.co.uk/assets/files/Winners/winners%20pdfs/IMA_Awards07%206.pdf
This helmet looks like something straight out of a Predator movie. It helps the pilot of the new F-35 see through the aircraft virtually, giving them a wide field of view ahead and superimposing an Infrared image of the world below onto their visors at night.
via: http://blog.scifi.com/tech/archives/2007/11/15/f35_joint_strik.html
This site is a flash extravaganza with a sleek design and smooth animations / transitions. The data uses 19 cities in the world with 20 million people in the 21st century.
Take a look for yourself:
http://www.192021.org/
