Ibizious Energy Drink. Every now and then something comes along that is so on point with a unique creative style and direction that it shines above everything else. This is one of those times. 

helloyoucreatives:

 

Bayer Aspirin : for Workache

Advertising Agency : BBDO, Santiago, Chile

Call of Duty Ghosts - teaser. Just when I’m starting to get a bit tired of the franchise I get sucked in again. This looks pretty good.

Beastie Boys - Album Covers Through the Artist’s Voices by Juxtapoz. Love those guys. Love the B-Boys!

Source: rubbishcorp

#FitchtheHomeless. Love this. Greg Karber gives Abercrombie and Fitch and their exclusionary attitude the finger.

rubbishcorp:

Oscillate is the MFA thesis project of digital artist Daniel Sierra.  The animation begins with a simple rolling sine wave.  However, things quickly get complex.  The waves fling dust, begin to smoke, and seem to catch fire.  The waves multiply and mutate.  Oscillate is an impressive animation by any standard, especially considering it is a school project (albeit an MFA thesis project).

Awesome work.

Only God Forgives - Trailer. New Gosling flick from director Nicolas Winding Refn, who brought us the awesome ‘Drive’.

helloyoucreatives:

Would you answer? 

trendd:

Pretty rad.

“Tokyo City Symphony … [is] an incredible bit of projection mapping you can control on the fly, right from your computer. The interactive music video was created by Japanese creative Tsubasa Oyagi for the 10th anniversary of the Roppongi Hills mega-complex in Tokyo. But instead of using the real building as his canvas, Oyagi had an incredibly precise, 1:1000 miniature model of the city crafted by hand.

The clip above gives a nice overview of the extent of the spectacle, but the real fun comes in sequencing your own. The Tokyo City Symphony site lets you pick one of three styles—Future City, Rock City, or Edo City—and trigger sights and sounds just by punching at your QWERTY keyboard. You only have a short stretch in which to record, but the site loops the playback automatically, so you’re free to jam out as long as you like.”

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