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  • 24,000 Peaches

    February 13th, 2008 / Comments (2)

    Pretty amazing ambient piece created by BMF, Sydney for Ella Bache.

    (Via Disruption.)

  • Stephen Hawking Flip-Book

    February 12th, 2008 / Comments (3)

    This is not funny in the slightest.

    (Via Creativity Online.)

  • Casulo Modular Apartment

    February 12th, 2008 / Comments (1)

    Furniture to fill an entire living space in one tiny box. Super cool.

    (Via Tree Hugger.)

  • Artist Mark Khaisman

    February 12th, 2008 / Comments (0)

    I work on the light easel, applying translucent brown packing tape on clear Plexiglas panels, the layers built up to create degrees of opacity. My main motivation is my love for classics. The images are archetypes derived from the cultural heritage: art, architecture, movies. I am trying to be faithful to the source, but in the process of interpretation all kinds of things happen. The reason is submerged in the shadows, the purpose is absorbed by the light, the cultural icon has become the personal experience.

    Check his site.

  • McDonald's Music Vid

    February 12th, 2008 / Comments (1)

    This piece by Japanese artist Mass Kudo, in which he takes clips of McD’s ads and cuts them to a grating soundtrack, may well be the most irritating thing you’ve seen in a while. But you won’t be able to keep your eyes off it.

    (Via Comunicadores.)

  • Darmon Cashmere: Soften Yourself

    February 12th, 2008 / Comments (2)

    Wow, these are different for the category. Agency: 1861 United, Milan.

    (Via I Believe In Advertising.)

  • TTD Lands Day 6 Bicycles

    February 12th, 2008 / Comments (4)

    Marken International Inc. has chosen Thomas Taber & Drazen (TTD) as its first advertising/marketing agency of record for its newest brand, Day 6 Bicycles.

    The company offers two lines of semi-recumbent bikes called the Journey and the Dream. Available in two sizes, the bicycles offer a combination of “comfort, performance, safety and ergonomics on wheels,” according to the company.

    An important lead-component of the marketing will be a direct response effort along with an aggressive print, broadcast and online campaign, expected to debut late winter or early spring.

    But before any of that, all photography must be seriously considered per the example included with the press release below. Congrats to TTD on the win.

  • Hannes Broecker: Drink Away The Art

    February 10th, 2008 / Comments (2)

    This exhibition in Dresden, Germany features colored alcoholic liquids in a set of glass boxes. Each box features a tap that allows gallery visitors to drink away the art.

    (Via The Cool Hunter.)

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