Salvation Army “This Ad Cost Nothing” campaign is great and costs nothing, seriously. Fifty local businesses offered whatever space they could (counter space, boxes, cars, windows) to make this campaign successful and, more importantly, meaningful: Do something good with less.
The dirty car window one reminds me of the last chapters of Matt Beaumont’s novel “E.” Hilarious!
Sometimes you just catch something cute and smart when browsing online. This is one of them. The star will change location based on your mouse rollover on the city name. I like!
Digital Confetti is an interactive installation at the Metropolitan Home Magazine’s “Design 100″ party. Done by Rockwell Group LAB, which has done many really cool projects. I’m particularly drawn to their kaleidoscope design for Maboussin.
p.s.: I remember presenting a client with a super cool interactive kaleidoscope concept last year. They went with another concept so we shelved it. A month later I started seeing all these kaleidoscope designs popping up in banners, promos, etc. (Nip/Tuck season promo, Virgin Mobile). Hmm… I guess it was a mass brainwave moment. Would’ve been really nice to be ahead of the wave.
Nice portfolio by illustrator/designer/art director Tim Van den Broeck. Super simple interface and nice work to boot. Watch the little guys!
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