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Similarly to other big interweb hits the old spice shenanigan brought upon us another wave of stupidity or as I called it previously the false causality bias. People using success stories to prove the effectiveness of the channel as if only by ‘doing’ the digital/social you will generate buzz etc. Following the old spice hugely [...]
The Sandpit from Sam O'Hare on Vimeo. Do yourself a favour and watch it in HD / full screen. It’s oddly mesmerising. If I were photography geek (unfortunately I’m not) i’d have been drooling over the photography porn making-of story Via the rockin BBH-LABS
Super lovely alphabet from Paul Thurlby via the always awesome Charlie
Read it all over at Faris’s, I simply like the work of Ji Lee: “In 1913, Marcel Duchamp took found objects from the streets and placed them in museums. 96 years later, if Duchamp were alive, he may want to do the very opposite”. His google-me business card is full of awesomeness – I want [...]
Tweenbots is absolutely incredible project by Kacie Kinzer, a student at ITP. You see it / read about it and it makes you want to free-hug someone. Tweenbots are human-dependent robots that navigate the city with the help of pedestrians they encounter. Rolling at a constant speed, in a straight line, Tweenbots have a destination [...]
If you never came across the Big picture blog from Boston.com drop anything and put it on your RSS feed now. Made of vibrant oversized photographs telling news stories in a way that makes the cliche one picture worth etc like a huge understatement. Whether you need a reassurance in the beauty of the world [...]
Here is something so nicely done I want to hug it. Interactive creativity can go wrong some time but if done right and tight and within context it turns into endless source of fun and delight. Remember cock-a-doodle? or this little gem? and the Pollock of course…well, Fontpark is very much the same – it [...]
Video reactions are one of the most fascinating things on youtube. It’s a new form of dialouge, self-to-other expression platform which can take many forms and shapes depends on the context. I find this conversational form an anthropological goldmine. One video can spark a vast range of human communicative behaviours, from rant to praise, from [...]
This brilliant NY Air Bear by Joshua Allen Harris reminded me how enchanting (poetic almost) the effect of air on movement can be. There is something incredibly animate in a piece of plastic riding on air. He did a micro zoo about a year ago Who can forget this dreamy scene… This is something i [...]