Well today I received and email to post a rather obscure social media campaign. This particular site is beyond strange. You can create your playlist and tell everyone about what you need to listen to prior to passing. Yup this site is officially trying to be the social media bucket list. Not only can you tell all of your friends that you want to hike Mt. Everest well now you can facebook/twitter/ post all of your contacts that piece of information before you go. And I am looking left, and I am looking right… Scratching my head.. And right now I am headed to find another cup of ice cold coffee. Whatever floats their boat
A new set of free social media icons by Elephantik!
An ad for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. What do you think?
Naked Compagnie – a video production studio posted the music of various performances that they accompanied with their visuals. Just dug this one piece in particular. Enjoy.
Alright I tried and tried to dig-up the youtube video of this but none exists yet. I know for sure they have a facebook video of this spot for the 2011 M which I already saw on late night cable. It’s really worth showing. Great art direction.
Our icon of our hand made typeface for Elephantik just got posted today on a fellow design studio’s blog for the top A-Z icons for twitter. Go check out the full list at souellis.com
This is a conceptually nice spot, it reminds me a bit of the HP printer/picture tv spots from a year or two ago but it’s for a good cause and it’s well done.
Really? You gotta ask yourself what they were thinking when they put this ad out.. Unless this is apart of the bad design theory, the one where illogical design decisions are made purposely to get your attention to a product… than I am confused. This is not a good way to showcase your product… It looks like their swimming in something less than tasty
Just a snap shot of the Winchester river completely flooded turning our next door field into a lake. Yuck.
Now theirs nothing new about this but it just sounds right. Making grown-up figurines from a grown-up television show for adults modeled after Barbie dolls, and marketing these at $80.00 a pop after taxes. The nature of this connects with the brand of the show, and creates a nice buzz while the show is in the off season.