A very cool and aesthetically pleasing personal project by London artist Simon C. Page. A good initiative to encourage people to find out more about the music visually as the artwork has been created with no other influence other than the music.
»35mm« is a shortfilm about cinema itself. Pascal Monaco picked 35 of his favorite movies and tried to simplifly them as far as possible. The outcome is a 2 minute journey through the history of film.
Take a close look and yes it’s sweet.
After the ever entertaining old spice commercials, they are back and posted another 25 video’s (and counting) in which the Old Spice guy personally thanks online influentials like Ellen Degeneres, Perez Hilton and Tim Nudd and random strangers for their link love and comments. And not only by name, but in a real ‘I now who you are, and what you are up to’ kinda way. This single tweet by Kevin Rose, with over a million Twitter followers, shows that this next level social media campaigning works like crazy.
Love this digital pinball done by DoubleYou for Nike Spain, as a part of their country adaptation for the gigantic Write the future campaign, looks like digital content within an analog containeris becoming kind of cool these days.
Remember those championship manager games in the early nineties when you are perpetually watching your team place against others just by watching the text commentary? Twitter world cup replay has brought the same notion with this world cup and brings much joy to those who doesn’t have access to the games. Awesome data visualization.
Great film from animator Johnny Kelly launching YouTube Play, a collaboration with the Guggenheim Foundation to showcase creative videos from around the world
The MIT Media Lab never ceases to amaze us – its latest invention is from Natan Linder, and at first glance could be taken as a quirky looking desktop lamp. Oh, but LuminAR is so much more than a light source. It’s a personal computer, desktop helper robot and research assistant all in one!
“Billboard yourself, you are made of music” is an interactive installation, what a cool one, fromAlmap/BBDO in Brazil for Billboard Magazine.
With voyage through Japan thanks to this video superb in time-lapse entitled “Hayaku” by Brad Kremer. Many catches off sights carried out in Tokyo, Matsuyama, Imabari, Nagano, Gifu and Ishizushisan. Sweet.
An idea that was submitted for Future Lions 2010. A brilliant application that simulate the experience of having a new born to encourage guys to put that cap on.