Muzorama: weird and scary animation film

Muzorama from Muzorama Team on Vimeo.

via designlenta

TRUE BLOOD title sequence

TRUE BLOOD from Tiago Ribeiro on Vimeo.

Things to do: post it notes

Good Collection of 'Post-it' Notes art

The Montreal Window

La Vitrine - Montreal from steven bulhoes on Vimeo.

Life Story of a bubble in pics!

courtesy: Dailymail UK

Private Library and Writing Studio : Things dreams are made of!

Private Library from A Space In Time on Vimeo.

James Victore

SPD Speakeasy: James Victore from SPD Videos on Vimeo.

life made simple

Complaining is silly. Either act or forget.
Thinking life will be better in the future is stupid. I have to live now.
Being not truthful works against me.
Helping other people helps me.
Organizing a charity group is surprisingly easy.
Everything I do always comes back to me.
Drugs feel great in the beginning and become a drag later on.
Over time I get used to everything and start taking if for granted.
Money does not make me happy.
Traveling alone is helpful for a new perspective on life.
Assuming is stifling.
Keeping a diary supports my personal development.
Trying to look good limits my life.
Worrying solves nothing.
Material luxuries are best enjoyed in small doses.
Having guts always works out for me.

-Stefan Sagmeister

Lights!

lights on from thesystemis on Vimeo.

Yay!! My work's won :D

Two brand posters for Fox History & Entertainment which have won silver in Promax BDA 2009 (Print category).
Thanks FH&E !!

Most Adorable Robot Experiment Ever

The ad Tata does not want you to see

Greenpeace is urging Tata to reconsider its decision of building a deepwater port in Orissa. Such an action will threaten the survival of endangered sea turtles and two important Protected Areas. Here's a print campaign regarding the same to be launched in major Indian newspapers:

legend goes on..

James 'Rip' Kemsley the legend that brought Ginger Meggs every day, to over 120 papers in over 20 countries has died. The acclaimed writer and illustrator passed away at his home on Bowral, New South Wales, on Monday 3 December 2007, after a two-year struggle with motor neuron disease. He was 59 years-old.

I have been religiously following this comic strip since 4 years and truly enjoy the wit and dry humour of this school going Australian icon known as Ginge(r). It cames as a shock to me when I came to know of Kemsley's sudden death weeks ago. Felt empty for a moment & lost that all good things come to an end. I even had exchanged a few emails wid him, when I'd congratulated him for his crazy one-liners written in the corners of every strip.

4th April, 08 : Its a historic day for all Ginger-meggs lovers. Today this (above) strip appeared, marking the beginning of a new era in the new hands. From now onwards, the daily strip will be taken over by the award-winning Perth cartoonist, Jason Chatfield. Wish Chatfield all the best in his endeavour, its surely a challange to meet the standards set by Rip.
We'll miss you :( ......

Somebody got inspired

Latest FORD Fusion 'what's your excuse' creative done by JWT India :

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Levi's 'As Days Go' done by BatesAsia, Malaysia:

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Store dis(play!)

IMG_0097, originally uploaded by dishi54.

strange sign- supermarket wisdom

supermarket wisdom, originally uploaded by Dale Anderson Mason.

After 74 bands, 100 movies...

The Virgin Digital "Exercise Your Music Muscle" contest has already become sort of a legend in viral marketing. The well crafted image contained graphical representations to 74 music bands which the viewers had to identify. Challanging enough to provide endless hours of amusement and head scratching! Click here for the full picture and the answers.

Now along the same lines, lovefilm.com has launched a contest celebrating 100th edition of their weekely newsletter. Click here for the full image, and the answers. Lets see how much buzz this's able to create, n how many movies you can spot.

What I have learnt in Advertising

I'm on the threshold to join Advertising. Here are my learnings from observations in life & teachings. These are not laws but my beliefs, many of which waiting to be busted..

• Advertising is the second oldest profession in the world. We all know what’s the oldest one. (Maybe advtg got triggered by the increasing competition in the oldest one..!)
• There are no rules in Advertising; only trends. Trends, waiting to be reversed.
• Advertising in one word: PERSUATION
• God lies in detail. Even a lame idea can go places if executed well. Execution plays the most important role after the idea.
  
• Women have been used to sell anything & everything under the sun.
• Audience’s state of mind: Yaa that people are leading busy lives n nobody cares for the odd 3000-5000 advtg messages he’s daily exposed to. But hold, its also true that gradually people have developed a taste for ads. Good (read ‘creative’) ones are noticed and discussed like fire. Interestingly, when we are sifting through the pages of a magazine or newspaper, we’re as well seeking ads that stimulate & thus entertain us. There are websites that cater to this particular need gap.
  
• Collection of experiences: Advertising is all about exaggeration. And its not amplification to say that all ads are based on real life people & experiences. (Ya dont believe..?) Thus what one needs is to keep the observant eye open & analyze it with a few ‘ifs’ thrown in.
• Ads that don’t seem like ads: Determined to get consumers' attention, advertising has taken its creativity outside the box and into new dimensions. No-Copy Advertisements offer a solution in the form of messages without the messages. They employ an indirect approach by placing visuals that represent single strong proposition, and cutting out unnecessary copy. This does breaks clutter by being unconventional, and is currently the flavor of the season.
• Involve the audience for gaining retention (visual vs copy): Advantage with No Copy ads is that they are indirect ads led by visual information posing a puzzle to the audience. Now the audience gets involved in trying to find out the intended message and finally when he cracks the ad, the process and the brand gets registered in the memory. While, traditional approach simply lays down the verbal claims and hopes for the brand to reach the consideration set of the audience.
  

Posting more soon...

Wanted Steve

Steve, originally uploaded by McK74.

Found tis interestin one on Flickr...

Blast from past: Axe Viral

Told you about the 'hot' Napster viral here.

Now, here's the hugely popular Axe Feather Viral. Its been circulated umpteen number of times , but still holds the audience.

The user has to tickle the female with a feather & she makes different gestures (oomph!). She is highly motivated, n even yawns if you're boring her.

Clever use of imagination coded into flash action script. Goes absolutely well with the Axe philosophy of tickling the male libido..