Continuing that creepy Japanese game show-inspired shaving fetish campaign thing for Nivea, DraftFCB and Rubber Republic assault us with Foam Beard Lady.
For people who love to go online, a lot of things are the reason behind it. And among the, the ability to edit photos online is a growing fad and thanks to the efforts of Mixbook, they just upgraded that option for people who are simply crazy about producing the best photos online today.
Mixbook today announced the release of a powerful new online scrapbook editor. Mixbook’s new editor allows users to fully personalize their photo book with a wide array of stickers, backgrounds, and professionally-designed themes.
Mixbook’s Online Photo Book Software Offers:
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– The Obama Administration’s recovery.gov logo kinda reminds us of…
There’s something about Japanese pop culture that compels us to watch and not look away.
This is kinda interesting. For client CONSOL Energy, Brunner/Pittsburgh put together a microsite with a “coal flag.”
Electronic Arts needed help promoting Dante’s Inferno, a game we suspect might be less gorgeous than this ad.
Belin Crazy Rings/Tubes/Starfish are essentially drinking snacks. We’d call them beer nuts but the branding material reads “l’apero cingle” — aperitif snacks.
We have it on good authority that Nabisco’s started circulating a new slogan, “Why Snackrifice?”, to promote Triscuits — and, to a lesser degree, Kraft cheese (its perfect mate).
The Partnership for a Drug-Free America enlisted Razorfish to help it talk to parents about talking to their kids about drugs, I guess because the Patsy angle didn’t go over so well.
– zOMG: grainy shots of Ashton and Demi!
If you’ve seen one Sony Bravia ad, you’ve got the blueprint for all of them: seize upon the easiest way to illustrate a product’s raison d’etre, then magnify, until the crowd whose attention you so wistfully coveted has been submerged by your idea.
And it’s exactly as boring as the title of the post suggests.
Remember Boost Mobile, the Nextel spin-off that spent the last three years molesting street culture under the tagline “Where You At?”
YouTube’s given rise to more than its fare share of pro-bono talking heads, so it’s not often we watch any one “thought leader” video in full.
It’s called “Ken Block Gymkhana Practice.”
Okay. See the hands at left grasping greedily for the giant diamond?
In this cockle-warming story about an asthmatic geek who now wears onesies and gets his pick of trophies (both metal and collagen-enhanced), Tony Stewart reinforces the power of Swagger.
Feed Company sent us some online video magics for Frito-Lay, the good folks that bring you both Sun Chips and beef jerky. (They also own Cracker Jack. Now that’s just impressive.)
Rebel Virals did something we imagined was impossible: it created a B2B online video for Microsoft that is actually funny — not because it’s sad, but because it’s funny.
Greek portal Cosmote is promoting its social merits with “Our world is you” — shorthand for on our portal, you can do whatever you want.
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