Hasta La Creative!

Twitter is preparing to unveil a mobile app that will more clearly stream content by trending subjects and display photos and videos more prominently, according to a report.

L’artiste française basée à Tokyo, Emmanuelle Moreaux présente son oeuvre « 100 Colors » dans le cadre du Shinjuku Creators Festa 2013 organisé à Tokyo. Son installation, faite de papier traditionnel japonais, module un espace aux couleurs acidulées. Une oeuvre magnifique à découvrir en images.

“Make your own way.”

Advertising Agency: Hermandad, Brazil
Creative Director: Paulo Lima
Art Director: Paulo Ribas
Copywriters: Paulo Lima, Warley Oder
Planner: Rafael Forti

(TrendHunter.com) The ‘Costume Swap’ series by Haruki Godo depicts heroines from animated films new and old, but they are not presented as they usually are in fan-created art. Instead of illustrating…

The agency, Humanaut, will help clients invent and innovate, using tools to change how people experience a product or business, one of its founders said.

Mr. Lamont, who wrote and edited several other books, was a longtime correspondent for Time.

(TrendHunter.com) The editorial ‘Urban Grunge’ presents true grunge fashion with a colorful lens. The pictures are lit with a rainbow-like lighting, which juxtaposes the style of the fashion within the…

Over the years, I’ve seen many ad agencies publish books of one kind or another. Many fall nakedly into the “here’s our proprietary process, along with case studies to back it up” genre.

Others take a more compelling approach. Such is the case with Sausalito agency Division of Labor’s new book: Stop Tweeting Boring Sh*t: The New Rules of Work.

It’s a pretty simple premise: A series of humorous tweets, redesigned to look like mini-posters, with a little backup explanation that focuses on work life, business thinking, and a bit of philosophy in general. Yeah, it’s sarcastic as hell, as I imagine many of the folks working there are.

But a cool thing happens as you read the book: You get a very good glimpse of the agency’s outlook on many things, which for prospective clients or employees, makes a good case for working with (or staying away from) Division of Labor. Like this one:

In other words, read this book and you might know what kind of work you’ll be doing with them. Stop Tweeting Boring Sh*t is a quick, fun read, and it’ll fit nicely on any creative’s desk for a little inspiration. It also fits nicely into a client RFP package, which helps Division of Labor most of all.

Special thanks to DOL for providing me with a review copy.

The post Stop Tweeting Boring Sh*t Is NSFW At Boring Workplaces appeared first on AdPulp.