February 2012
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Ultimate Tazer Ball
So, I guess this is a thing. Labeled “The future of sport” by creator Leif Kellenberger, Ultimate Tazer Ball “incorporates 20th century technolgy with team strategy in an action packed game.”
THE GOAL:
To throw or run a 24” ball into the opponent’s goal before getting “shocked” by an opponent. The rules are surprisingly intricate for a...
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Future Hipsters, 2062
Great idea from Toronto based Social Media Communications company Entrinsic, to help promote Social Media Week 2012. Entrinsic created a Tumblr Microsite, called futurehipsters.tumblr.com. The site is populated with elderly hipsters looking back on the state of Social Media in 2012 through memes and video interviews.
This is a refreshing and unique way to advertise Social Media Week 2012, and...
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Mercedes - Key To Viano
Taken from JCDDecaux Global:
“For their customer Mercedes-Benz Vans, Lukas Lindemann Rosinski implemented an interactive outdoor event on Wall AG’s digital advertising displays in Berlin underground station Friedrichstrasse, which blurred the line between classical outdoor advertising and interactive entertainment. Under the slogan “Key to Viano”, passers-by were...
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Meme Movie Posters
Amazing project from Graphic Designer Stefvan Zoggel, who has taken some of the Internet’s most popular viral videos and memes, and turned them into elegant, minimalist movie posters.
Check out all of Zoggel’s posters here.
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Bon Rappetite - The Hip Hop Theme Restaurant
Okay, I have to admit it, this one had me going for a bit. I mean, the idea is is too good to be true, right? A restaurant concept that all of us can only wish we thought of first. Bon Rappetite - The World’s First Hip Hop Restaurant.
“Bon Rappetite is the world’s first hip hop restaurant. Featuring a delicious menu that caters to the ballers. Relax at the bar with a...
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Target: Big Red Basket
The Challenge: Zamboni branding: “Make it read ‘Target’ at a glance”
Challenge Accepted: What says ‘Target’ at a glance more than a Zamboni sized replica of their instantly recognizable shopping baskets? The “Big Red Basket” instantly raised awareness, and promoted the Target brand to thousands of hockey fans at the Excel Energy Center in St....
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Brandmark Impressions (From My 5-Year-Old)
How can you get an honest assessment of a brand logo? Ask a 5-year-old, of course. That is exactly what Adam Ladd did. Ladd, a graphic designer from Cincinnati collected 40 brand logos and showed them to his daughter Faith, recording the results.
Faith’s answers, while hilarious and ridiculously cute, also provide a unique, unabashed perspective on some of the world’s largest...