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It's here, after the huge viral success of 'Gorilla', Glass And A Half Full Productions launches its second major production and this time it’s the turn of ‘Trucks’.
Click here to watch the film, again directed by the Fallon's Creative Director, Juan Cabral.
Great Queen song...anyone care to comment?
I caught this VISA commercial from Adliterate, I guess the first fruits from his new role as Head of Strategy at Saatchi & Saatchi London. I like it and was engaged to the very end, even when you know the pay off, it works.
This is from Denmark, from We Love People Quoting the site "To prepare the Danes for the 2009 international climate conference in Copenhagen, We Love People and WWF have projected a giant panda in flames racing across the Copenhagen cityscape.”
Following on from the my recent obsession with balloons, here's a lovely Schweppes ad which I found through the great Punk Planning blog. UPDATE here's balloon Tank.
Hugh Macleod of Gaping Void articulates the strengths of twitter against the other new communication platforms. I always thought it would be the perfect communication tool at a music festival where you could effectively mass text message all your friends at once but I have seen the light and see how it's a platform clearly populated by influencers, social media marketeers. A great platform to spread the day to day but also links of interest. Here's Shel Israel's insightful post on twitter at SXSW.
Here's Twitter in plain english from the wonderful common craft blog.
'The structural engineers at Hyder Consulting have announced that they are planning what will be, by an overwhelming margin, the world's tallest skyscraper, coming in at double the height of the Burj Dubai – or very nearly one vertical mile. The firm has "confirmed that the tower would be located in the Middle East region," we're told, "but would not give any further details." Here's an altered BBC diagram about the world's tallest buildings to give you a sense of what this might mean, size-wise. Note the comparative size of the Empire State Building.' via bldgblog & dvice.
'Standing over 5,000 feet, the proposed MILE tower
in Jeddah City Saudi Arabia could someday claim the coveted title of
world's tallest building. Although technically we can build as high as
we want, other variables prevent skyscrapers from every going this
tall. Issues like transport, safety, and evacuation.
Still this is chump change compared to Japan's proposed XSEED below. via electro-plankton
