Want a new drink every three days (well nearly) for a year? Yeah? Then you need the new Freestyle vending machine from Coke. It has a whooping 104 flavours to choose from. I’d like to be able to truly ‘freestyle’ and mix flavours like a carbonated fizzy-pop DJ. Or you could buy a SodaStream, they’re back, and make any flavour you want.
This packaging for Babees honey has been beautifully designed packaging by Ah&Oh studio. The packaging has been very carefully considered from the three stripes around the bottom of the jars to the elegant and subtle shape of the jars and fluttering label.
After several months of research, content development and building the product offering, we are extremely pleased to announce the launch of our new service: The Test Market. What is the Test Market? Read more
This oyster card wallet is a nice idea by David Bruno and Tom Seymour allowing you to know how much credit you have left on your oyster card so you never have to endure that embarrassment of being turned away from the bus for lack of credit. So far this idea has not gone any further than the prototype stage.
Not content with ruling the online world, Google are now setting their sites on offline domination. Okay, that’s not quite true, but these clever idea from Rahul Mahtani and Yofred Moik combines GMail and Google Maps. You write you message as usual in GMail, press the new Send Envelope button and it prints your snail-mail message along with a rather cool envelope that has a Google map showing route the letter will take. Fun, simple, I like it.
Love it or hate it, Valentine’s Day was, inescapably, this weekend, and at the front of the queue for spreading a little love around were OSA Recruitment.
On Friday afternoon, OSA hand-delivered 50 single red roses to their various HR managers and clients. To lift the gift out of the ordinary, we provided the red and white heart motif ribbon, printed with their logo and tied around the stem of each rose, to ensure that love really was in the air for everyone this Valentine’s Day!
I really like this Guerrilla marketing campaign for Mini Cooper. Another simple, brilliant and eye catching ‘ad’. The message takes the form of the giant sticker on the brown cardboard box to promote a 99 Euro a month finance deal. The boxes, complete with ribbon and wrapping paper, were left in locations around Amsterdam just after Christmas and made to look like people had thrown out the packaging after recieving their rather large Christmas present.
I really like this. Fun, bright and honest. If you can simplify and distil an idea to this degree then it should be successful. Excellent execution of concept too.
I saw these very thoughtful posters yesterday, they are by Saxsofunny. Here’s the English version of the accompanying video but I have only found the Portuguese version for the posters. The translation is “Every image has a sound”. Read more