Fortnight Lingerie is definitely pushing something with their Super Sexy CPR video. Digital Buzz Blog said that as far as the technique (CPR, that is), it’s spot on. Within 5 days, it was viewed over 1 million times on Vimeo and I’m sure it’s not because of the accuracy.
The Super Sexy CPR site itself doesn’t really do much outside of asking you to signup for updates & goodies. But wait! Super Sexy Abdominal Thrusts is coming in June! 😉
The Ritual Project – a campaign for Stella – brings back the lost art of hand-painted advertising. Watch the short film ‘Up There’ that captures the essence so beautifully. It’s a touching story of art, expertise and craftsmanship that celebrates the “meticulous ceremony that goes into pouring a perfect glass of lager.”
It’s pretty damn impressive. Just like the brand says, “Whether pouring the perfect Stella Artois or recreating it as a massive piece of art, the magic lies in watching it come to life.”
I love this little find via Air Canada’s enRoute magazine. I don’t remember my first Les Aventures de Tintin—I was maybe 5—but I remember being engrossed in it, letting Tintin and Snowy taking me with them on their adventures. So definitely, Musée Hergé should be on my list when I ever get to Brussels.
Anyway, I love the logo and supposedly it has a really good restaurant, Le Petit Vingtiéme, named after the weekly newspaper the cartoonist was first published in.
Looks super cute with Tintin, Snowy, Captain Haddock & the gang everywhere. BTW, don’t be super-impressed with my foreign language repertoire; I was reading the Indonesian version. C’mon, I said I was 5! 🙂
Interesting take on Delta’s ugly boarding pass by Squarespace Creative Director, Tyler Thompson. Last year, he decided to embark on his own take on boarding pass design after looking at his boarding pass at JFK and wondering “what the hell…” The result is a beautiful and well-architected boarding pass design. His initiative invites an interesting conversation by other designers as well as their own redesigns.
I personally like the sketches he did on his moleskin.
Nike Music Shoe is the latest project by Daito Manabe, Tomoaki Yanagisawa W+K Tokyo and others (4nchor5, rhizomatiks) turning Nike’s free run+ shoe into a music instrument. Created using MaxMSP.
Disclaimer: Shoes sold at retail will NOT make music when bent or twisted. 🙂
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