Want that cute, fitnessy look without all that annoying fitness part? Tough. There's only one legitimate way to look fit and that's why Oakley Women's training gear is made for running, not running errands.

The spots pair up with a site where you can read Oakley's stance on women's gear and write your own 'social contract' — committing to using your gear the way it's intended. The spot was produced by Denver's Citizen Pictures.

Now that NBC's so-so version of The Office is ending, Rick Gervais (who was an Executive Producer on the show) is resurrecting the great David Brent from the original and far superior British version of the sitcom. He'll be launching a series of guitar tutorials on YouTube starting May 20th. Subscribe to Gervais' YouTube channel to see it first.

Most agencies these days have their nose to the grindstone with little time to look up. We're always trying to get a peek at who's doing what. Starting alphabetically, we bugged Amélie Company to see what they've been up to in the last few months. Here's a taste:

Delta Dental Brush With Me campaign — Delta Dental's philanthropic program to get parents to brush kids' teeth from ages 0-3. Amélie created the name, branding and the website with the help of 303 Software. The accompanying TV spot presents with the appalling stats from children's tooth decay. Produced by Futuristic Films. Rounding out the dental concepts is an ambient giant tooth coated in dry erase paint — kids can mark it up, then 'brush' off the mess with giant toothbrushes.

Colorado Dept. of Transportation's Motorcycle Safety campaign returns this year, advocating the use of helmets and gear. This set of three posters written in motorcycle-speak artfully aims at moto-geeks.

DRCOG's Way to Go campaign, produced last fall, aims to increase carpooling and ride-sharing, while reducing the number of SOVs (single occupant vehicles) on the road. Photographs by John Johnston.