New ad from Wonderbra by Publicis Conseil, Paris.
It’s been called genius and perfect – to stupid and totally sexist. What do you think?
This is very nerdy – but Google deserve some serious kudos for this.
So many cool new tools and features.
All performed in any HTML 5 compatible browser.
Amazing.
iTunes and iPhone watch out. This looks great…
If you haven’t tried Spotify yet – you can download it here.
Good to see total transparency in social media. Haha
Another nice idea to get yourself some attention.
http://stealourideas.tumblr.com/
Wooooah…. Best thing I’ve seen on the internet for ages!!
Batman vs Joker. An interactive breakdance competition in stop-motion.
(Best viewed on YouTube)
Superb stuff.
This is a great self-initiated project from Toby Ng Design based on the scenario – If the world were a village of 100 people.
More info at toby-ng.com
Great spec music video by Ross Ching to help him find work. Great song too.
“Little Bribes” by Death Cab for Cutie.
Death Cab for Cutie – Little Bribes from Ross Ching on Vimeo.
For this video, I pulled out every time lapse, stop motion and live action camera trick that I could think of. The goal was to create a fresh, new direction to take my work to. – Ross Ching
More info at rossching.com/little-bribes/
Being able to directly connect with interesting people is one of the thing I love about Twitter.
Exhibit A:
Charlie Brooker sent this out today:
“What murderers see and hear in their heads while digging your kidneys out with a trowel”
Funny, interesting – direct to you. What more could you want?
Some more from Charlie today:
“If I ran the BBC, the titles to the Ten O’Clock News would look & sound exactly like this”
“And this for Panorama”
Also, is this what the murders see just before they cave your head in?
And who remembers these with the legendary Derek Griffiths working his magic.
Boy From Space
Dark Towers
A proper trip down memory lane.
Here’s what I love about YouTube.
Someone’s made a Dark Towers playlist!!
This guy graduated with an MBA and arrived smack-bang in the middle of a job shredding recession. So what did he do?
To try to land a job at Microsoft he bought Facebook ads that specifically targeted employees of the companies he wanted to work for.
It cost him less than $50, and he got over 20 Microsoft employees to contact him offering to help.
