Awesome short film from Patrick Boivin, a French Canadian filmmaker.AT-AT day afternoon from Patrick Boivin on Vimeo.

Amazing advert recreating the famous the Mos Eisley Cantina bar scene from star wars. I think it’s pretty cool, but was that daft punk or not, we’ll never know…

Spike Jonze’s new short for Absolut. See it here.

We just launched the Station Sessions website for one of our clients, check it out, free gig’s every thursday in St Pancras Station, who could say fairer than that.

CSS showcase

Haas & Hahn (Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn) are 2 Dutch painter. Starting the project in March of this year the team including the artists and 25 local painters, trained through donations & supported by the Firmeza Foundation, have just completed painting 7000 square meters of favela’s in Rio De Janeiro. The painting is designed to work as a catalyst for social renewal and change, well it’ll at very least get the neighbours talking to each other. The artist sight painting an entire favela as their next project, good luck with that one and we can’t wait to see the outcome.

Creates pretty cool art from old skateboards, check out more here.

A public arts project in Berlin by Project Farbenmeer. Water based paint was put on a busy Berlin intersection. Resulting in some interesting patterns, and confused motorists. I like the police’s reaction in the video. If I was one of the perpetrators I would have setup some sort of, car cleaning service at the next intersection. The different coloured paints are for the different directions the traffic is flowing in.

… should I be worried!

Puma’s new packaging uses 65% less packaging than a normal trainer box… its a great piece of design and its shows great design can be mindful of the environment too. (until we find out the cloth bag is made in india by children!)

Sorry about me!

“It’s a carnivalesque universe of painting, installations, interactive games — including a giant, interactive sewing machine — all from the artist’s famously outlandish imagination…Mr. Kitano mixes art, science, cinema, vertiginous mobiles…” Extract from NYTimes preview

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