Foxtel Creates Haptic Feedback Shirts For Football Viewers

Australian pay TV company Foxtel  and their agency CHE Proximity have created a wearable technology shirt (called Alert Shirt), that provides haptic feedback to people watching Aussie Rules Football.The shirt connects to a smartphone app and converts live game data… Continue Reading

Duracell Creates A Surprise Bus Shelters

Duracell and their agency Cossette encouraged strangers in Canada to touch each other in Bus Shelter to keep warm.When people formed a physical chain from one side of the shelter to the other, a circuit was created and overhead heaters… Continue Reading

Coca-Cola Retouches Moviegoers into Sex Scenes

Saatchi Denmark used a hidden camera, a green screen and a very fast retoucher. to place unsuspecting moviegoers into movie trailers. The ads encouraged people to stay quiet during the movie. Impressively quick editing turnaround, nice piece of work for… Continue Reading

Audi Hidden Message Billboard

Clever yet simple billboard ad from Audi. By overlaying two headline they manipulated the viewers eyes focus. From far you could only focus the blurred headline, from close you would see a hidden message.Ad agency: thjnk AG, Hamburg

Audi TT RS Related Search Print Ads

It’s not often I post print ads but saw these Audi ads for the new TT RS Coupe and thought I should share them with you. EnjoyAgency: thjnk AG, Hamburg

Save the Children PSA sheds light on the plight of children in Syria

A young girl’s life gets her life turned upside-down in this tragic second a day video. The ad is a Save the Children PSA, that calls attention to the crisis in Syria by examining what life could be like for… Continue Reading

Design Indaba 2014 Day 3

The final day of this years Design Indaba started slow and ended with the whole audience on their feet singing.The day kicked off with Ivory Coast architect Issa Diabaté from Koffi & Diabaté. Issa spoke about the need for more… Continue Reading

Pepsi Max: Journalist Pranked By A Fake Police Chase

Last year Pepsi Max and NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon pranked a car salesman (see it here), lots of people doubted its authenticity including car blog Jalopnic’s main author. So Pepsi decided to invite him out to their new shoot so… Continue Reading