Monthly Archives: October 2012

This is probably going to be the coolest in-flight safety video you’ve ever seen and for sure the only one you will watch from start to finish. Air New Zealand is now officially the Airline of the Middle-Earth. To prove … Continue reading →

Dunkin’ Donuts is currently running an interesting social media activation that encourages consumers to interact with the brand in a simple yet creative way, using the coolest social network of the moment: Instagram. The challenge is pretty straightforward: how would … Continue reading →

Even if I’m posting this on October 31st, this project hasn’t got much to do with Halloween night. However, the title of the post, couldn’t have been more appropriate. Yes, I’m presenting you an interactive box, a cookies distributor, that … Continue reading →

What better way to celebrate this special day than with this creepy billboard for Silent Hill at Universal Studios Hollywood’s annual Halloween Horror Nights. It’s also the perfect promotion for the latest Silent Hill movie sequel recently released, Silent Hill: … Continue reading →

Want one. Advertising creative dude Stephen Justice, in Melbourne has created a fantastic Posca chandelier using, well Posca’s. We all love the pens and now it’s a very cool installation in a Melbourne. In all they used forty different markers … Continue reading →

Blind people don’t have an easy life. But in some countries their lives are more difficult than in others. Russia, unfortunately, is one of those places where the society still treats blind people like disabled who can do nothing without … Continue reading →

Halloween comes but once a year and we’re going to make the most of it this week at Daily Billboard. This billboard for L.A.’s annual Haunted Hayride employs that familiar horror trope of the tragic family photo with a sinister … Continue reading →

Every week, if not more often, a new time-lapse video is released on Vimeo and picked up by bloggers like us. As I already confessed several times, I love the technique, which becomes even more fascinating when combined with tilt … Continue reading →