new business

Reebok Video / Bastien Lattanzio / Guillaume Berg / Yelle

BRAND CREATION & DESIGN

http://prezi.com/zpbdgt7qhdhb/brand-creation-and-design/

its getting somewhere

lets party before we are all bankrupt

concept POS material

Quikscan

http://prezi.com/arssma03dsk5/

The History of visual communication

Great website, it attempts to walk you through the long and diverse history of a particular aspect of human endeavour: The translation of ideas, stories and concepts that are largely textual and/or word based into a visual format,: http://www.citrinitas.com/history_of_viscom/masters.html

fightfish drawn for Soo

chatroulette

Internet is amazing; all this knowledge, sharing, exchanging. It changed the world. If you want to know what we do with all this amazing technology? Visit www.chatroulette.com, a new trend on the web. Here you can meet strangers all over the world. Sounds great no..but instead of useful exchange it comes down to showing off cocks and tits. Thats evolution....

"JUST DO IT!"

According to Dan Wieden, co finder of W&K and inventor of Nike's "Just Do It!" advertising slogan, at the time he was inspired by Gary Gilmore's final words, "Let's do it." Gary Mark Gilmore was an American criminal and spree killer who gained international notoriety for demanding that his death sentence be fulfilled. His last words before being electrocuted where :'Lets do it!' For more inspiration here' s a list of last words spoken by inmates before they were executed:

Nothing I can say can change the past.

I done lost my voice.

I would like to say goodbye.

My heart goes is going ba bump ba bump ba bump.

Is the mike on?

I don’t have anything to say. I am just sorry about what I did.

I am nervous and it is hard to put my thoughts together. Sometimes you don’t know what to say.

Man, there is a lot of people there.

I have come here today to die, not make speeches.

Where’s Mr. Marino’s mother? Did you get my letter?

I want to ask if it is in your heart to forgive me. You don’t have to.

I wish I could die more than once to tell you how sorry I am.

Could you please tell that lady right there — can I see her? She is not looking at me — I want you to understand something, hold no animosity toward me. I want you to understand. Please forgive me.

GOOGLE GOOGLE GOOGLE

Want to find a cheap online store? Google it. Want to know where the pub is? Google Map it. Want to map a route from London to Lisbon? Google Earth it. Email someone? Gmail it. Get blogging? Blogger. Check the hits on your blog? Google Analytics it. Browse the web? Chrome. Buy a phone? Check the Nexus One. Want to watch a documentary? Google Videos. Write a letter? Google Docs.....mmmm scary

When are we ready for Asian brands?

Personally in ways of branding I think Asia is a amazing inspiration for associative branding. The so-called BRIC countries like China and India rush to gain acceptance as viable economic entities; a key business engine for sustainable growth will be the development of global brands. Both countries may boast remarkable economic success, but there is still a notable absence of recognizable Chinese and Indian brands especially in the foreign marketplace.

For instance, not a single brand from either country rated mention in Interbrand and Business Week’s list of the top 100 Global Brands by value in 2006. Of course, this list was dominated by the “usual suspects” such as Coca Cola, Microsoft, Louis Vuitton and Toyota. Recently, however, brands from one Asian country, namely South Korea, have begun to join this elite club. Samsung, LG and Hyundai are now fully entrenched among the “big boys,” and their rankings are steadily climbing.

superfad

Brilliant AD, brilliant execution, wow

http://www.superfad.com/player.php?project=96&item=190