DMCI: Nick Jr. Idents

 The DMC Initiative creates some playful visuals for Nick Jr. dmci_nickjr_idents
Tyquane Wright • 13 years ago

Lara Lee: My Favourite Animal

 A child’s worldview makes for a rich jumping off point — as explored in Yeondoo Jung’s Wonderland photography series, Dave Devries’ Monster Engine, or Axe… Read more
Michelle Higa Fox • 13 years ago

Chanel: Nowness

 Playful, glossy stop-motion from Chanel. (Via Things Organized Neatly)
Michelle Higa Fox • 13 years ago

Ned Wenlock: Honda “Go Everywhere”

 Ned Wenlock (Hoverlion) creates Go Everywhere, a beautiful spot for DDB South Africa and Honda. Wenlock’s previous music videos for Danger Beach’s Apache and MGMT’s… Read more
Michelle Higa Fox • 12 years ago

Gentleman Scholar: Coke “Parks”

 In this well-executed spot for client Coca Cola, Gentleman Scholar has “created a playful illustrated landscape to prove that some contests are definitely worth entering.”… Read more
Angelo Collazo • 12 years ago

Marc-Antoine Locatelli “Nuance”

 French director Marc-Antoine Locatelli’s “Nuance” is an engrossing per formance-based project worth checking out. Backed by track “Ants” (EdIT), dancer Lucas Boirat interacts with a… Read more
Justin Cone • 11 years ago

CONNECTION: MADinSpain Title Sequence

 Full of unexpected moments and playful imagery, “CONNECTION” is a fresh take on conference title sequences created by the immensely talented Sebas & Clim (Hornet)… Read more
Justin Cone • 10 years ago

Thomas Schmid

 […] personal projects interspersed throughout his body of commercial work. Working across media, his colorful minimalism and playful compositions are a delight to browse. Expedia pitch… Read more
Justin Cone • 9 years ago

The Aliens are Coming

 […] New York are keeping that spirit alive under the name “Alien Kung Fu”. The main site is still coming but in the meantime chew… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Johnny Kelly: Procrastination

 […] I cannot say enough good things about this brilliant and ceaselessly surprising short from Johnny Kelly (Nexus Productions). It’s a marathon of visual permutations… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Live Good Video

 Let me start off by saying this was posted as a quickie way back when so forgive me if you have seen it, but it… Read more
Jon Saunders • 16 years ago

Smith & Foulkes: Coke “Avatar”

 Oscar-nominated directing duo Smith & Foulkes (Nexus Productions) put their powers to use for Coca Cola and Weiden+Kennedy Portland in an endearing Super Bowl spot… Read more
Justin Cone • 16 years ago

Peppermelon Fresh Projects

 […] 2009). It features eye-popping futuristic imagining of the 3 main cities: Bogota (top section), Mexico City (middle), and Buenos Aires (bottom). I recommend playing… Read more
Lilian Darmono • 15 years ago

The Guardian: “Three Little Pigs”

 Playing on recent uprisings aided by the prevalence of social media (e.g., Arab Spring, Occupy movements), BBH London, Director Ringan Ledwidge & The Mill help… Read more
Matt Hunter Ross • 13 years ago

Botanicula

 Back by popular demand (here’s to you, Kris Merc) – another fantastically designed game to start your weekend. I have more than one friend who… Read more
Elliot Blanchard • 12 years ago