Hasta La Creative!

Oh how we love a good flash mob.

Coffee brand Douwe Egberts wants you talking more over coffee, because, well, coffee equals conversation. BUT DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT. From agency Duval Guillaume, Brussels in the house:

OK. We’ve gotta admit. We love the work Improv Everywhere does for brands.

With help from Crispin Porter + Bogusky (featuring built-in tweetage from @bogusky hisself!), two intrepid messengers from Brammo are on a mission to present President Obama with the most energy-efficient electric vehicle in America: the Brammo Enertia powercycle.

Agency Indie out of the Netherlands did a series of outdoor placements using a door as central meeting place for Domino’s deliveries. Mmmm. Sand and pepperoni. GET SOME. KInd of a cool idea though to bring the campaign’s idea of delivery to life this way.

Instead of imposing changes that everyone inevitably just complains about later, the Chicago Transportation Authority decided to poll city inhabitants to find out how they’d improve the public transport service.

According to the background, this pimple climbing wall in Israel which I will now lovingly call Mt. Zitmore, is supposed to get teen boys thinking about Clearex in a unique way.

We really like this America-themed Levi’s commercial, part of a recently launched Wieden + Kennedy-created campaign for the brand.

Handbag designer Rachel Nasvik promotes fresh wares with an urban Quest for ladies that lust for free stuff.

Based on the premise that people are more likely to watch a play if they know somebody in it, agency Happy Soldiers added a new scene Spirithouse Theatre Company’s play, “Vigil” — which requires additional actors, from the given community, every time the play is performed.