Great John Smiths ad, tied together with a lovely endline:
Archive for May, 2015
Moosical
Posted in Video, tagged Advertising, Food, Video on 29/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Anish Kapoor‘s Decension is an endless, dark whirlpool that has been installed below the old wooden floor of a former movie theater in San Gimignano, Italy (it was previously in India).
I like Anish Kapoor’s sculptures, he has a real knack for scale and colour and texture:
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Châteauneuf-du-Zap
Posted in Technology, tagged Food, Gif, Science, Technology on 27/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
The dogs of war
Posted in Video, tagged Advertising, Public Health, Video on 26/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Absolutely incredible for the service dogs of The Royal Dutch Guide Dog Foundation that help traumatised veterans:
A spoonful of… sugar?
Posted in Medical, tagged Medical, Packaging, Public Health, Science on 25/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Dino soar
Posted in Video, tagged Animation, Video on 22/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Super Dino Boys is the greatest side-scrolling shooter that you’ll never play. Animated by Paul Robinson for Adult Swim (who consistently fund amazing stuff), this fake game is packed with character:
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Upside down, boy you turn me
Posted in Video, tagged Design, Gif, Video on 21/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Very cool gravitational experiments from Clemens Wirth, made inside a special rig that can be rotated 360°:
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Butt-on
Posted in Design, tagged Design, Digital on 20/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Dimple is a rather cool idea. It’s modular extra buttons for your Android phone. You stick the extra buttons on (hopefully in less of a haphazard manner than in the picture below) then set what you want them to do on the phone.()
You can essentially create a quick-launch button for any of your favourite apps. And it doesn’t need batteries because it works via the same Near Field Communication chips that are in your contactless credit card:
Rock ‘n’ roller
Posted in Photography, tagged Photography, Sculpture on 19/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Lots of photographers enjoy the combine objects in whimsical ways, but what separates Martin Roller‘s take on this technique is his highly polished level of finish.
All of these images are created for real, built by hand without any digital manipulation:
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Food cube
Posted in Photography, tagged Food, Photography on 18/05/2015| Leave a Comment »
Vacuum Packed 