1 day ago
Instant Bliss.
Instant Bliss - 60 seconds of beauty submitted by users to the third round of The Beauty of a Second short film contest.
The competition is now over, but you can still explore the submitted seconds and playlists at montblanc-onesecond.com
Thank you to all the participants for making this a truly amazing competition.
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Montblanc and Leo Burnett Milan pay homage to the chronograph — which recorded time to the accuracy of a fifth of a second — with a short film challenge. The Beauty of a Second is a contest curated by Wim Wenders which asks users to demonstrate beauty in a second of film. The winners will meet Wenders and win a Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec chronograph.
Creative Brains for sale.
For the first time ever, brains are being auctioned on eBay by young advertising creatives, William Bernhardt and Matthew Mifsud, in an attempt to attract interest from Creative Directors and subsequent job offers.
The advertising industry is more fierce than ever so this young creative team, which recently left top ad agency VCCP, is pulling out all the stops to cut through their competition and at 10am on Friday the 24th February their ideas will be auctioned on the online retailer.
You can find out more and bid on their brains at www.brainsunltd.org
Microsoft make terrible adverts. This one is attacking Google. It wants to be so bad it is good, but actually it is so bad it is bad.
3 days ago
Fantastically bad ad placement by Wonga and Channel 5.
Long copy, no logo and is student work? Lovely stuff fromhttp://www.davideandcharlotte.co.uk
Download the hi-res version here http://www.daviderusso.net/indesign.pdf
On Thursday, Mark Ronson and Katy B unveiled a giant urban artwork in the shadow of the Olympic Stadium, in East London.
The artwork, the Beat Wall, tells the story of how the sounds of sport and music were fused together by producer Mark Ronson, with lyrics and vocals provided by 2011 Mercury Music Prize nominee Katy B to create the song for the Coca-Cola Olympic Games campaign. Mark Ronson travelled the world collecting gaining inspiration for the song and meeting young athletes to record the sounds of their sport to create piece.
The wall was painted by a collective of internationally acclaimed young artists, and marks the launch of the Move to the Beat™ campaign. Situated in Hackney, East London, the 25 meter wide by 10 meter tall artwork was created by photorealists Neil Edward, Hadley Ever and Sam Bates.
The latest instalment of the project is this film that was created using stop animation during the creation of the Beat Wall.
Shoot my truck from Playstation.
LED snow boarding.
4 days ago
Zombie in the cinema. How would you react?
