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  • Speed Bump Spot

    November 26th, 2007 / Comments (0)

    Still wondering about the translation on this one, but it’s pretty cool in any language.

  • Signed Banksy Print For Sale

    November 26th, 2007 / Comments (0)

    The current bid on ebay UK is $4,214.99. Give yourself the gift of Banksy this holiday. You deserve it. Check it out.

  • Secret Viral Video Strategies

    November 26th, 2007 / Comments (1)

    Interesting article on some ethically-questionable insider techniques from a guy who works at The Commotion Group, a viral video marketing company that pretty much guarantees at least 100,000 people will watch his clients’ viral videos.

  • Mr. T kicks Shatner's ass

    November 24th, 2007 / Comments (0)

    Not really. Unfortunately.

    Both of these commercials for World of Warcraft are great, but Mr. T’s is pretty classic. (Click to view.)

  • Spillt's New Reel

    November 23rd, 2007 / Comments (3)

    Spillt further solidifies their recommended status with the update of their design and motion graphics reel. Slick track to keep the piece fluid too. Damn, we want to work with you guys on something soon.

    (Thanks for the link, Adam.)

  • Phillips Envergy Saving Posters

    November 23rd, 2007 / Comments (2)

    Green-conscious posters from Phillips printed with glow in the dark ink to avoid the need for artificial light to illuminate the messaging. Nice stuff.

    (Via The Cool Hunter.)

  • Creative Crackdowns >>

    November 21st, 2007 / Comments (0)

    Let’s get back to critiquing some work. Two new campaigns are posted in the editorial column for your honest assessment – one for McDonald’s from Karsh\Hagan and another from Xylem CCI for Jamba Juice.

  • Anorexia Deja Vu

    November 21st, 2007 / Comments (1)

    Our friends over at Pure sent us this spot that’s nearly identical to the one we posted below a few days ago. This spot was produced in 2005. The one in the post below, we presume, is recent work.

    It’s amazing how similar the two pieces are, aside from the concept. Casting. Music. Tone. Style. In a category this small, how can Grey have produced a spot that’s nearly an exact duplicate of work that’s already been done? Truly hard to fathom.

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