Change Perspectives

So impressed with this Saab motion graphics clip – watch an idea come to life (and drive away).

Losing Hair

Losing hair gradually is a problem people tend to neglect. A specially designed memo pad is made to engage people with the problem of hair loss. As users tear off memo sheets every day, the illustrated person’s “hair” becomes thinner and thinner, alerting them of possible hair loss.

Pantogar - a hair revitalize company

Get Your Guinness Slide

BBDO always brings the class act out of Guinness during the holiday season. You may recall my previous Guinness post done by the same agency. Now if only I could as bold.

Where Books Come to Life

I really enjoy stop motion animation. Excellent work, really well edited and amazing all around. New Zealand Book Council have already hit over a quarter million views in 2 weeks.




Love how the animations literally spring off the page in this animated spot. There's no denying it's visually impressive.

Yahoo! Creatives Digital Short

I love these agency spoofs. As an agency creative/account coordinator addressing your clients, have you ever felt like this? I. Feel. Your. Pain.



Spot On! Classic moment: "I don't even know what tweeting means, but this isn't going to make me want to do it."

Silly Volkswagen Wish

“A penny for your thoughts or for a ridiculous wishes.”

Volkswagen will make you want to strategically throw your wishes in a fountain far from another man's reach.

Safe No Matter What You Make

Never thought Play-Doh would be one of those products I would blog about, but to my amazement, they come up with a pretty clever ad in Singapore.



Clearly, the target is young, progressive, open minded parents. These ads talk to parents directly, reminding them - at the same time - about the thousand of possible things you can make with the product but, even more important, it also reminds them about how safe it is to play with it.

Now that's a campaign with an edge.

Let Yourself Feel

There is nothing in a catepillar that tells you it's going to be a butterfly.

This animation is all about the colors. Plain and simple. With mesmerizing audio, and a fluid animation of colors and dust.

Future of Banner Ads - Pringles

I found this post over at the Sweet Science. Can this be the future of click-thrus and perhaps the change we see in Pay-per-click advertisements?

The ad "shows a young, online audience how fun, eccentric—and even downright weird—life with Pringles can be." The best part? It doesn't even take you to the Pringles Web site. That's a quality I can appreciate in a banner ad. It does expose, however, that Pringles needs to make a wider can already.

I bet you want to keep clicking!