"Food for thought"

"Conversations are increasingly the fabric of campaigns. In fact, modern campaigns need a surrounding conversation to truly live. When a campaign is retweeted, for example, it is not simply passed along. Something is added: it is personalised, enriched and given life."
-- Colin Mitchell in AdMap

Awesome People Hanging Together

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Facebook ID Card

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US Army on Pinterest

The US Army is on Pinterest.

Fascinating, particularly the "DIY & Decor" board.

"Krugman on Playboy"

I read Playboy for the articles and interviews.

"I Am The Collection"

French Connection I Am The Collection 'Sleeping' from 101 London on Vimeo.

Client: French Connection
Agency: 101, London

"Food for thought"

"There are no new ideas. There are only new ways of making them felt."
-- Audre Lore

Intel "Pop-up Theater"

Nike "Just rack it"

British Airways "The Race"

Client: British Airways
Agency: BBH, London

"Microwaves Ruin Everything"

"Hurricane Weather"

Client: Jeep
Agency: Draftfcb+ Shimoni Finkelstein Barki

"Last greeting card ever"

"Porn is moving"

MC Saatchi

"Three Primary Colors"

"Treat Yourself Better"

Client: Weight Watchers
Agency: Fred & Farid, Paris

Jagger briefing Warhol

"Erasmus for taxi drivers"

I really like Umberto Eco's idea:
"The Erasmus idea should be compulsory – not just for students, but also for taxi drivers, plumbers and other workers. By this, I mean they need to spend time in other countries within the European Union; they should integrate."

"#McFail"

"#McFail! McDonalds' Twitter promotion backfires as users hijack #McDstories hashtag to share fast food horror stories."

"Food for thought"

"If it's not social in real life, it's not social online."
-- Duncan Fulton

VW "The Bark Side"

"Portraits of wisdom"

"Be wonderful and wise"

Client: Lurpak
Agency: W+K, London

"Food for thought"

"No matter what technology is used, your monthly phone bill magically remais about the same size."
- - Douglas Coupland's Law of Telephony

TMB Bank "Panyee FC"

Client: TMB Bank
Agency: Leo Burnett

Learning playing

"Bringing Parents, Kids Together with Guerilla Classrooms"

LG "Smart thief"

"Food for thought"

"Three apples have changed the world. One seduced Eve, one awakened Newton, the third is in the hands of Steve Jobs."
-- Sina Weibo

"El gran Papá Noel"

Coca-Cola's Santa Claus for adults.
(No, it's not what you're thinking).

"Childlike adults"

"The child is inventive; the adult is productive. The child explores his environment; the adult organizes it."

-- Desmond Morris, "The Human Zoo" (1969)

"Real Life Adventures"

"Food for thought"

"Social is not a feature. Social is not an application. Social is a deep human motivation that drives our behaviour almost every second that we’re awake."
-- Paul Adams

"Out of stock"

"Sorry! The lifestyle you ordered is currently out of stock" says Banksy.

"Handy shopping"

"Game-changing smartphone applications in the Consumer Goods and Retail industry are impacting the way consumers shop, communicate, access information, and plan their time. For retailers, at the end of the day, it’s about how and where the consumer decides to spend his money."

Arthur D. Little report

"Food for thought"

"A man sitting in his open sports car is like a piece of highly stylized phallic sculpture."
-- Desmond Morris

"Singing Tweets"

"Darwin's worm"

Whenever you have a creative brief that doesn't have a novelty factor or an interesting subject to talk about, remember: Darwin was able to write a book on worms with 160 pages.

"Hair & Cat"

Lukas Hammar - 1888 - Hair & Cat from Cobblestone Filmproduktion on Vimeo.

Client: 1888
Agency: Kitchen, Norway

"Quotes for presentations"

Quotes for presentations

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The social elevator

"We lived today in a bogus meritocracy.Our society proclaims itself democratic and a place where anyone can rise to fame and wealth. But social mobility has declined. Modern market democracies are webs of special connections, riven with unfairness, hidden conspiracies and family deals. The children of successful lawyers,bankers, journalist and so on tend to rise to the top of the money-making professions, apparently convinced they are there because they're worth it."
- Andrew Marr, The Sunday Times