Category Archives: Trends
Run 4 Cover (via @_theinspiration)
Starring : Nigel Sylvester. Step your game up. Via Theinspiration.com
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iPhone Controlled LED Suit (via @rubbishcorp)
Super! Via Rubbishcorp
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Sony: Media Monster Wars Facebook App (via @adenhepburn )
‘The more photos, videos, comments, likes, shares and interaction you have, the bigger, better and meaner your monster will be in battle! Then when you’ve crushed all your friends, you can challenge Justin Timberlake himself…’ Via digitalbuzz
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Interactive Twitter-Based Murals (via @BLOGILVYdotNL)
“The Canadian Tourism Commission has launched interactive murals to inspire Americans to book a Canadian vacation. These murals are pulling content from Twitter to display real-time updates from and about Canada.” Via Blogilvy
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fix.it.up (via @thorstenkonrad)
Gear : Canon 550d, 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM, 50mm f/1.8, Peleng 8mm f/3.2 fisheye, Glidecam 2000 Pro Via Thorsten Konrad
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Battle of Branchage (via @heuserkampf)
Architectural Projection Mapping @ Branchage Film Festival 2009 by seeper.
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Racer – Analog Video Game (via @rubbishcorp)
‘An old arcade cabinet, an R/C car, a wireless camera and a racetrack created entirely out of cardboard. The driver sits in the cockpit and controls the remote car as it makes its way round the track.’ Via Rubbishcorp
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Diesel Facepark Event (via @heuserkampf) #yam
This is the analog version of Facebook. More on Facepark.org.
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YouTube’s Show & Tell (via @adenhepburn )
‘This is home to the the best creative marketing examples on YouTube and shows everything from viral videos through to annotations and brand channels. The official channel has some of the biggest viral hits complete with case studies, agency comments and client feedback.’ Via digitalbuzz
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The New York Times: All The News Thats Fit To Post (via @GestaltenBerlin)
function getSource() { return window.document.URL.toString(); } They’ve won countless awards for their graphic work, but now it’s time to dive behind what makes America’s most venerated general interest newspaper stand a world apart.
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A perfect storm: the social web, storytellers and brands (via @BBHLabs)
“Is there an opportunity for non-entertainment brands to break properly into transmedia? What examples of best practice are out there?” Brilliant Post from BBHLabs! Via BBHLabs
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KraftWork (via @adenhepburn )
Architectural projection Mapping @ Autostadt, Wolfsburg 2010 Via digitalbuzz
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GliP (via @rubbishcorp)
“GLiP is a grid of individual 8×8 RGB LED matrix units. The units are able to communicate through IrDA connections. GLiP can be used as a puzzle game or the new position of a block can be automatically computed.” Via Rubbishcorp
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Life In A Day
Life In A Day is a historic global experiment to create the world’s largest user-generated feature film: a documentary, shot in a single day, by you. On July 24, you have 24 hours to capture a glimpse of your life on camera. The most compelling and distinctive footage will be edited into an experimental documentary [...]
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Robyn – Killing Me (via @thomasbjork)
3D Code based video for Robyn’s track Don’t Fucking Tell Me What to Do. Everything is generated on the viewers screen. Every view is unique. Interaction comes from fans who tweet what is killing them via #killingme. Via Thomas Bjork
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Child of Eden (via @SEHSUCHT)
Ubisoft opens their E3 press conference with the first look at the kinect-enabled project from Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s team for Xbox 360. Wow. Via Sehsucht
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Mobile Hapticons (via @n_w_o_i) #yam
As dynamic materials evolve designers will be seeking out ideal applications for them. An interesting opportunity is applying these materials to communication devices. Mobile hapticons are used as recognized icons to indicate the emotional tone of the message. Via New ways of interaction
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World Cup 2010 Twitter replay (via @Heuserkampf) #yam
Follow our high-speed replay of the World Cup and find out how Twitter reacted to every game. Great Visualization at the Guardian.
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UNIQLO SPORTWEET (via @fwa)
Sportweet World Ranking presented by UNIQULO. Try it… it’s fun.
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Transcendent Man (via @BBHLabs)
Introducing the life and ideas of Ray Kurzweil, the renowned futurist who journeys the world offering his vision of a future in which we will merge with our machines, can live forever, and are billions of times more intelligent.
The Coming Age of Augmentation (via @BBHLabs)
“Certainly, we know we’re not alone in adopting coping strategies like continuous partial attention and ignoring much beyond tomorrow or next week” Brilliant Post from BBHLabs! Via BBHLabs
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UNIQLO LUCKY SWITCH (via @adenhepburn ) #yam
The end of winter 2009, UNIQLO launced a small blog widget and bookmarklet made huge movement. Via digitalbuzz
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Wireless in the World 2 (via @rubbishcorp)
“Utopian and radical architects in the 1960s predicted that cities in the future would not only be made of brick and mortar, but also defined by bits and flows of information.” Via Rubbishcorp
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Jack Dorsey: 3 Keys to Twitter’s Success (via @juzmcmuz) #yam
At the 99% Conference, Twitter creator Jack Dorsey outlines his simple approach to making amazing ideas happen: drawing out the idea, gauging the right timing, and iterating like mad.
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Pictured Fences 1 (via @thorstenkonrad)
Mentalgassi flip image, Hamburg, Germany Via Thorsten Konrad
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BBC iPlayer Gets Social (via @rubbishcorp)
“Beta Version complete with a new look, new IA the ability to recommend content to friends via Facebook and Twitter. Windows Messenger users can log in to IM through iPlayer and invite friends to watch the same shows while chatting live.” Via Rubbishcorp
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Streetmuseum: iPhone AR App (via @Phreak2.0)
“The Museum of London has launched their iPhone app StreetMuseum which makes use of geo tagging and Google Maps to guide users to various sites in London where, via the iPhone screen, various historical images of the city appear.” By Brothers and Sisters
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Wired launches its iPad app
Slick. I hope some publishers in germany will do it also well.
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Google Instant with Bob Dylan (via @bbhlabs)