I came up with this idea on the way to meet with the guys at Marvel, but didn’t show it to them (for obvious reasons).
Facebook Timeline Ads Show Your Clean vs. Drug-Addicted Life
Interesting way of using FB Timeline, worth repeating in local advocacy campaigns.
In a creative social media campaign, media agency McCann Digital Israel has used the new Facebook Timeline design to advertise for the Israel Anti-Drug Authority. Utilizing the split-screen layout, they created a profile for a fictional man called Adam Barak and compared pictures of him side-…
Sleepy baby polar bear
awwwwwwww asdjbjcbgudejf
(via discoverynews)
MJ is got some serious swag, lovin the boombox(I wish I had one!)
that was back in the days, college days.
(Source: cokeorcaviar, via manythingsthedj)
So…Epic…
El Clásico in mind-numbing slow motion
You know how they say football is a game won and lost in the margins? Watch. This illustrates exactly what those fine margins are. (great find by our friends at The Shin Guardian)
The United Nations x Shipwrecked Footballers?
Let Didier Drogba, Luis Figo, Ronaldo, Zizou and even Michael Ballack teach you about the Millennium Development Goals in a manner that I really hope, for everyone’s sake, was intended to be overflowing with sarcasm. It’s a 32-page comic teaching about the United Nations’ MDGs set for 2015 through the form of top footballers being shipwrecked and having to deal with real life issues, like living a day without Sara Carbonero. This comic was published in January 2011 and won the Special Jury Prize at the 2011 Peace and Sport Awards. It’s available to download in PDF form in an array of languages and is actually quite educational, even if the artist portrays Adebayor to be some sort of shape-shifter.
I think this guy is onto something here, its brilliant and serves the role of technology to bridge the physical and mental(in this case computer codes).
Haptic Intelligentsia, a “human 3D printing machine that allows the user to tactually perceive the virtual object and to directly transform it into the physical” (via)
