Lunchmeat Underpants
New Stuff and Inspiration
Firefly art
These are some really neat long exposure photographs taken by photographer Yume Cyan. The photos were taken in the forest around Nagoya City, Japan. By leaving the shutter open at a low aperture Yume is able to capture all the flashes from the lightning bugs, which creates a really beautiful and moody image.
Obies
Our “They’re just as excited to see you” campaign for the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo was featured as a Silver winner, and last year’s Denver Water campaign was featured as a finalist. We’ve been on a bit of an Obie tear, getting things in there nearly every year, but that doesn’t make it any less exciting to get this news and keep the streak alive. Yay, Suklites!
So flippin’ fun
Photos by Brian Mark
Friday drawing
One of our in-house artists drew this today. Kidding, this is a 30 hour time lapse of artist Paul White creating a new pencil drawing. This drawing took 30 hours, but we are lucky enough to see it all in 2 minutes.
The Silent History
“Once you start thinking about it, the project is full of semi-comprehensible little resonances like that. I mean, it’s a lengthy book about the failures of language. It’s an oral history about people who can’t talk. It’s a digital book that is dependent upon engagement with the physical world.” Eli Horowitz in Contents Magazine.
Don't drive drunk
We ran these in places where it might speak directly to a potential drunk driver: in bathrooms, billboards they’d be driving by, and small community papers that would be distributed in bars and restaurants.
Photos by Jamie Kripke
Ship your pants
Yep, this is funny. Childish, but funny. Props to KMart for being edgy.
Cellular strangeness
Let’s face it, cellular phone services are parity products. There’s millions of products out there and we get bombarded with advertisements all the time. However, the other evening this Virgin Mobile spot managed to stick out to me while I was watching TV. Sure, it’s REAL strange, but it sorta had me hypnotized there for a second.