VW "The Bark Side"

"Portraits of wisdom"

"Be wonderful and wise"

Cliente: Lurpak
Agência: 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"

Cliente: TMB Bank
Agência: Leo Burnett

Aprender a brincar

"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"

O Pai Natal para adultos da Coca-Cola.
(Não, não é o que estão a pensar).

"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" diz o 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"

Diesel Island "Going down"

Cliente: Diesel

Agência: Santo

"GE Lighting Augmented Reality"

GE Lighting Augmented Reality by Appshaker from Appshaker Ltd on Vimeo.

"Rare Prints"

Saiman Chow // Ray-Ban 'Rare Prints' from Blacklist on Vimeo.

Cliente: Ray-Ban
Agência: Marcel, Paris

"Slide to unlock"

"Social media is digital narcissism"

“Social media is digital narcissism. Technology is changing human behaviour, it’s changing in a way in which we´re using it to promote ourselves. From our photographs to our taste, to what we’re playing on Spotify or Soundcloud. Why are we giving away so much of our information, so much of our intimate information: our reading habits our television habits, our listening habits, our political views? So that Facebook can be valued at 80 billion dollars, even though they’re not paying us for that information?"
- Andrew Keen, Wired 2011

"Comportamento hormonal"

"Are behaviours better explained by hormones rather than psychologies? If we really are more emotional creatures rather than rational creatures and emotions are largely set by hormonal as much as psychological factors then we better learn more about dopamine, vasopressin etc. in order to understand 'consumer' behaviour."
- Jon Leach

"Simply the best"

Cliente: Cadbury
Agência: Hypernaked

Barnardo's "Life story"

"Pão contra o Cancro"

"Internet Trends 2011"

O famoso relatório anual da Mary Meeker, aqui:

KPCB Internet Trends (2011)

"The End"

Um álbum do flickr com alguns dos melhores frames de finais de filmes icónicos.







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"Love your vagina"

Cliente: Mooncup
Agência: St. Luke's, London

"Food for thought"

"Our phones/cars/homes are becoming like black box recorders that can incriminate or absolve us."
-- Lowe Counsel

"Cycle for a stripper"

"Food for thought"

“Rituals are important. Not just for a serial killer.”
-- Dexter

"Tougher Than You Can Imagine"

Cliente: Toyota Hilux
Agência: Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand

"The Bear"

Cliente: Canal +
Agência: BETC Euro RSCG

Chelsea "Real Motion Gaming"

Real Motion Gaming Technology: Chelsea Football Club from Scott Ashton on Vimeo.

IKEA "More Appliances"

Cliente: IKEA
Agência: Forsman & Bodenfors

Tesco "Big Price Drop"

T-Mobile "Parking Ticket"

Homens e chocolates

"A man will never be as good as a whole Cadbury"

Cliente: Cadbury
Agência: Del Campo Saatchi

"Food for thought"

"Consumers are now their own channel managers. It is increasingly unusual for people to consume channels one at a time."
-- Tim Hipperson

"Bacteria billboard"

Soderberg's "Contagion" bacteria billboard.

"Food for thought"

"We prefer knowing to thinking because knowing has more immediate value. (...) Few talk ideas. Everyone talks information, usually personal information. Where are you going? What are you doing? Whom are you seeing? These are today’s big questions."
- Neal Gabler@ NY Times