"Dew Bottle Tool"

Dew Bottle Tool from Alejandro Gomez on Vimeo.

"Do It For Denmark!"

"Is advertising still the place for creative people?"

"An awful lot of really smart young creative people now just go and start their own companies with their own ideas. There they have total control over the vision and call the shots. To use John Hegarty/BBH parlance again, most of the black sheep just start their own thing now."

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"Blah Blah Blah"

"Pet the rainbow"

"Just because isn't happening here ..."

"Food for thought"

“People shop online to realize ambitions conceived in the off-line world.”
- Wally Olins

"apolosophy"

apolosophy from STOPP/FAMILY on Vimeo.

DHL "Trojan Delivery"

"Food for thought"

"Marketing goals are, in a word, romantic. (...) If we crave loyalty, marketers put on a loyalty program. To reposition a brand, they say, “For young people.” To appear proactive, they intone, “Added values.”. Who sets these improbable objectives? Marketers do."
 -- Andrew Ehrenberg

"Would You Help A Freezing Child?"

"Game day"

"Food for Thought"

"Facebook will become the phone directory for the planet. Young users will to go to Facebook as the place where they communicate with their families, and as the site where they search for someone. Then users will move that relationship to a smaller online community, such as a microblog." - Jeffrey I. Cole

"The Mega Huge Football Game Ad"

"What's the point of news?"

"Food for thought"

"Businesses have only two options today: they can either compete with others or they can create with them." - Magnus Lindkvist

"Don't Become a Local Fisherman"

Cliente: DIRECTV
Agência: Grey, NY

"The Invisible Ramps"

Nomad - The Invisible Ramps from Martín Feijoó on Vimeo.

Cliente: Nomad
Agência: LOLA Madrid

"Food for thought"

“[Facebook and Twitter] aren’t the real problems in the office. The real problems are what I like to call the M&Ms, the Managers and the Meetings.”
- Jason Fried, "Why work doesn't happen at work"

"Sapeurs"

Cliente: Guinness
Agência: AMV BBDO

"Twitter CRM"

"Mom Song"

"Ford Trends Report 2014"

   1.    Innovation’s Quiet Riot: Fast-paced and disruptive innovation is becoming increasingly institutionalized and ubiquitous – fundamentally changing the way consumers work, play and communicate

   2.    Old School: Consumers are romanticizing how things used to be, finding comfort and connection in products, brands and experiences that evoke nostalgia

   3.    Meaningful vs. the Middle Man: Seeking more intimate connections with retailers and service providers, consumers are hunting for stories of identity and meaning in their products and services

   4.    Statusphere: Across the globe, consumers are broadening the ways they display their wealth – sometimes it screams, sometimes it whispers – upending traditional expressions of status and influence

   5.    Vying for Validation: In a world of hyper-self-expression, chronic public journaling and other forms of digital expression, consumers are creating a public self that may need validation even more than their authentic self

   6.    Fear of Missing Out/Joy of Missing Out: A tug of war is emerging as the traditional FOMO is challenged by the JOMO. On one end, consumers are persevering to take advantage of everything at their disposal. On the other, they are mindful of the need to focus on, and enjoy, what matters most

   7.    Micro Moments: With so much information at our fingertips, downtime has given way to filling every moment with bite-sized chunks of information, education and entertainment – seemingly packing our lives with productivity

   8.    Myth of Multitasking: In an increasingly screen-saturated, multitasking modern world, more and more evidence is emerging to suggest that when we do everything at once, we sacrifice the quality – and often safety – of each thing we do

   9.    Female Frontier: Profiles of women have reached new prominence; demographic shifts are changing household dynamics and definitions. Together, women and men will redefine roles and responsibilities in 2014

   10.    Sustainability Blues: The world has been fixated on going green, and now the attention is shifting beyond recycling and eco-chic living to a growing concern for the power and preciousness of the planet’s water

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"Food for thought"

"Facebook isn't cool, and it's not electricity either."
-- Alex Kantrowitz, Forbes

"Print's dead. Long live print"

"What would you do with $25,000?"

"Because who is perfect?"

"The Lost Art of Cassette Design"

by Steve Vistaunet.

"Belgian mountains"

"In Belgium we don’t need mountains to win a medal".

The Harvey Nichols Gift Collection

Tullamore Dew "The Other Wall"

Tullamore Dew "The Other Wall" from Nice Shoes on Vimeo.

"Stephen Fry meets Malcolm Gladwell"

Coke Zero "Sweater Generator"

Crie a sua camisola "cobra-de-neve" aqui.

"Catleidoscope"

O que seria da web sem eles!?

"Catleidoscope"

"The Epic Split feat. Van Damme"

Eurostar 'Maybe Paris'

"Food for thought"

"Children will be creators, not just users, of technology. They will remix and code the games they want to play, make platforms for kids like them and share their creations with the world. Every child will see the world through the lens of creation, not through the lens of consumption."
 -- Zach Sims

"Families made us human"

"The evolution of human culture can be explained, not by the size of our brains, but by the quality of our relationships."

via aeon magazine

"The Innovation of Loneliness"

The Innovation of Loneliness from Shimi Cohen on Vimeo.

"Crashed"