"Be simple"

Luke Sullivan from Mediastash.tv on Vimeo.

Luke Sullivan speaks "simplicity" to the students at the Miami Ad school in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

"Food for thought"

"Total minutes spent on Facebook increased nearly 700 percent year-over-year, growing from 1.7 billion minutes in April 2008 to 13.9 billion in April 2009, making it the No. 1 social networking site for the month." -- Nielsen Online

"Trends 2010"

"Showcase Danmark II"

Mais uma utilização interessante de QR codes.

"Crowd Riding"

Cliente: Subaru
Agência: Leo Burnett, Sydney

Gatorade "Replay"

Cliente: Gatorade
Agência: TBWA\Chiat Day

A bebida dos campiões, ontem, hoje a amanhã.

"Noblesse oblige?"

"There's that saying, that one has to suffer to be beautiful, and it's not true, you don't. If you really suffer, it shows on your face - you get wrinkles and a bad posture."
-- Christian Louboutin, Sunday Times 22.11.02

"Esquire: Para além do papel"

"Pouco sexo, muita conversa"

"3 in 10 Chicagoans say they’d give up sex for a year rather than give up their mobile phones, according to a Samsung Mobile survey. 36% of women and 15% of men chose the phone. 30% of those surveyed also said they use their phones for texting more than talking."

-- CHICAGO TRIBUNE 10.6.09

[Via Iconoculture]

"Real Life Adventures"

Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich

"A vida é uma lista de coisas"

A vida é feita de listas: listas de casamentos, listas de compras, listas de nomes para bébés, listas de telefones e contactos, listas de sítios a visitar, listas de alimentos que devemos comer ...

"We Like Lists Because We Don't Want to Die", Umberto Eco no Der Spiegel.

"Share a taxi"

"Taxi2": Mais um exemplo interessante de "branded utility".

GAP "Pernas para o ar"

Cultura Pop insuflável

"She has no waist, an interesting face, but all we are really worshiping is two bags of silicone."

- O escritor Martin Amis referindo-se a Jordan (modelo de pág.3)

"Learn something everyday"

"Learn Something Everyday"


[Via Dull Neon]

"O circo humano"

Guiliano Stroe. Cinco anos de idade.