10 Possible Future Apple Products

Concept designs by Gusto Nyc

Lifesaving Society of BC and Yukon - Drowning Prevention Sand Sculpture

To promote National Drowning Prevention Week and remind beach-goers of the dangers of being around water, the Lifesaving Society of BC & Yukon created a sand sculpture depicting the aftermath of a drowning scene at Kitsilano Beach in Vancouver.

Credits:
Advertising Agency: Taxi, Vancouver, Canada
Creative Director: Kevin Barclay
Art Director: Darcy Twarog
Copywriter: David Giovando
Photographer: Dan Barham
Editor: Chad Jones
Account Manager: Brett Willis
Account Director: Ben Tarr
Production Manager: Leah Fladgate
Sculptor: David Billings
Published: July 2012
Source: Bloguerrilla + AOTW

Great Movie Fashion by Candice Milon.

A Clockwork Orange

Back to the Future

Casablanca

Forrest Gump

Rebel Without a Cause

The Blues Brothers

The Wild One

Wall Street

Source: candicemilon.com

Gamers get girls. #Infographic

Like millions of others, you may be in the process of working toward your degree at an online university, a common occurrence in today’s computer-based society. And as more and more people have turned to the Internet to receive information and an education, so people are also going online to find love. The Internet dating industry has blossomed in recent years, and people all over the world are turning to popular relationship sites in search of love. But when it comes to meeting your significant other online, you may want to reconsider your methods. Studies have shown that more people are meeting their loves not through dating sites, but gaming sites. The online gaming community has turned into a romantic hub of activity for people of all ages: Full of action, adventure, and a myriad of heroic opportunities, people are building connections and finding relationships. Stereotypes aside, the numbers don’t lie: It looks like gamers really are getting the girls.

Created by: OnlineUniversity.net

Sebastian Errazuriz - "Memorial of a Concentration Camp".

A 10-meter magnolia tree is planted in the center of Chile's National Stadium where dictator Pinochet in 1973 imprisoned thousands of political prisoners who were tortured and killed. After planting the tree, the stadium doors are open to the public as a park; offering a space to stop, look again, and remember. An impossible, cathartic soccer match played before 20.000 people, closes the project after a week of activity.

Santiago, Chile 2006

Santiago, Chile 2006

Santiago, Chile 2006

Santiago, Chile 2006

Source: Sebastian Errazuriz

Youmini - Lo scanner magico che ridimensiona le persone...e i problemi.

Il Parco Italia in Miniatura presenta YouMini, uno scanner che attraverso uno speciale laser “cattura” l’immagine della persona e poi invia i dati a una stampante che ne riproduce la figura tridimensionale… in scala. Nella versione “color” gli artisti miniaturisti del Parco completano l’opera con pennelli e colori, nella versione “grey” lo YouMini in scala di grigi è consegnato in giornata.

La novità 2012 prevede che ognuno potrà scegliere di essere immortalato nella posa preferita e potrà anche indicare il punto esatto dove essere sistemato nella piazza in miniatura scelta.

A un anno dall’installazione del fantascientifico macchinario che miniaturizza le persone, Italia in Miniatura si affida alla creatività di MagillaGuerrilla con il video “vuoi ridimensionare i tuoi problemi?”.

Il protagonista è un bizzarro televenditore “Johnny the Magician” che in compagnia della valletta Samantha, mostra a un ipotetico pubblico televisivo il funzionamento di una incredibile macchina magica in grado di risolvere i problemi, ridimensionando nell'ordine sua suocera e un vigile urbano, le cui miniature le ritroviamo proprio all'interno di Italia in Miniatura.

“E tu, cosa farai da piccolo?”

Source: Bloguerrilla

BrandSTIK - Giant Storage.

Brief:

The USB market in India is largely dominated by global players like Transcend and ScanDisk. What distinguished our product from these leading players was our superior storage capacity. Hence, we were asked to think of a low-budget idea to capitalise on this differentiating factor and try to make a mark in this highly competitive market.

Idea:

Taking our superior storage capacity in mind, we made massive USB connectors and fixed them on the rooftops of multiplexes and buildings, making the entire structures appear like giant USB flash drives. The copy read, "64 GB".

Result:

The idea was widely appreciated in trade circles dealing with USBs. Even though we were a new player in the USB market, we saw an exponential increase in the demand of our stock as compared to our competitors.

Credit:
Agency: Publicis, Mumbai, India
Chief Creative Officer: Ashish Khazanchi
Executive Creative Director: Tushar Kadam
Creative Director: Vivek Rao, Shahrukh Irani
Art Director: Girish Wadisherla, Sowmya Balakrishnan
Copywriter: Manan Pandya
Photographer: Mitesh Nitin Popat
Account Manager: Farrosh Khosravi
Source: adoholik

PopSpots by Bob Egan

PopSpots is a website about those places, primarily in New York City, where interesting events in the history of Pop Culture took place; like album cover shots, places where movies and tv shows were filmed, and sites on which paintings were based.

Some of the places I tracked down myself for fun. Others are places I've read about and gone to take a look.

Manhattan is constantly being torn down and rebuilt anew, and I'm trying to find these places while they are still around.

Source: MY MODERN MET

Facebook round-up. #weekly 8

The seven most popular posts of the week.

The Dark Knight Rises - 3D Chalk Art in Madrid

UDA (Ultra Digital Animation Co.) - "Game of life"

How computers are made

Mister E.T.

Danny Evans - "Planet Hiltron", celebrity make-unders

Magneto

Pac-Man Graveyard

Degrees of thirst. #infographic

Created by: www.OnlineAssociatesDegree.com