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Originally created by Antonio De Rosa of ADR Studio as Socialmatic, this camera concept features an internal printer as well as the possibility to apply Instagram-like filters. Polaroid recently bought the rights to produce the (…)

Carlsberg releases another excellent viral video in collaboration with advertising agency Duval Guillaume (see also Bikers Cinema Stunt and Mind Reader Reveals His Gift) which puts friendship to the test. The Danish brewing company (…)

Lights on the amazing illustrations of Estonian illustrator/graphic designer/art director Eiko Ojala who particularly works with books and magazines. His paper-like pieces are created digitally but without the aid of 3D software as if everything (…)

This week-end, we’ve decided to round up the best of the worst advertising placement fails we could find on the web, just for fun. Companies only have a certain degree of control when it comes (…)

Likewise the Lamborghini Veneno, another very interesting vehicle was introduced during the 2013 Geneva Motorshow: the Toyota i-Road. It is a pod-like personal vehicle powered by two electric motors located in the front wheels (…)

Russian photographer Murad Osmann takes us on an intimate journey with this Instagram series entitled “Follow Me To” in which he follows his girlfriend around the world. The project started in Barcelona back in 2011, “Nataly (…)

Made as part of a project called “Plankton Chronicles” started by Christian Sardet in collaboration with the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and Parafilms, this beautiful video entitled “Sea Urchins – Planktonic (…)

Drawing inspiration from the famous Chinese finger trap, Nike recently released its new Nike Free Trainer 5.0. With adaptability being key to effective training, Nike delivers the best lightweight shoe for multi-sport training with a supportive lockdown and a distinctive (…)

Lights on the very nice offices designed by PPS Architects for Johannesburg-based advertising agency Human.Kind. “The brief was to create fun spaces which maintained a degree of corporate professionalism, whilst introducing a uniquely South (…)

Lights on a series named “Black Hole” by Swiss photographer Fabian Oefner who used paint to illustrate the centripetal force. “The setup is very simple: Various shades of acrylic paint are dripped onto a metallic rod, (…)