Infographic App Turns Opinions Into Interactive Art
Augmented reality without Apps in Philips campaign
“Got Milk?”
How One Brand Turned An Annoyance Into A Utility: The Watermark Project
Good Strategy/Bad Strategy: the difference and why it matters
Tim Brown on Rethinking Design
“It is intuitive for most managers to conceive of their business in terms of the customers’ needs they are meeting. But a critical element of needs-based positioning is not at all intuitive and is often overlooked. Differences in needs will not translate into meaningful positions unless the best set of activities to satisfy them also differs. If that were not the case, every competitor could meet those same needs, and there would be nothing unique or valuable about the positioning.” What is Strategy, Michael Porter
“A DRAMATIC SURPRISE ON A QUIET SQUARE” TV promo campaign
Interactive IKEA Campaign Presents Multi-View Kitchen Story
Original image by Diana Walker for Time.
Unusual beer advertising
The Evolution of Animated GIFs.
GIFs are one of the oldest image formats used on the web. Throughout their history, they have served a huge variety of purposes, from functional to entertainment. Now, 25 years after the first GIF was created, they are experiencing an explosion of interest and innovation that is pushing them into the terrain of art. In this episode of Off Book, we chart their history, explore the hotbed of GIF creativity on Tumblr, and talk to two teams of GIF artists who are evolving the form into powerful new visual experiences.
This week’s cover: we warn British readers that the West’s most radical government is in trouble. It needs to rediscover its boldness and honesty.
“We don’t hire homies to bake bread. we bake bread to hire homies.”
Homeboy Industries, the passion project of an L.A. priest, has brought life...
Original image by Kevin Lamarque for Reuters.
I adore the new app Picle, which captures the sounds occurring at the moment a picture is taken — like a truly preserved memory. It’s simple, yet...