How fucking brilliant is this heat sensitive wallpaper?
Graphic designer Shi Yuan turns a normally passive
thing into something with a life of its own. There's also a print using heat-sensitive inks that change colour when
warmed and a calendar where the ink
fades overnight. Brilliant.
I want to do what this man does. He worked tirelessly to balance 117 objects on top of a single Lego block, to capture the below shot. The 'knocking it down' part is the best.
"... Nick Barham ... has been promoted to
co-executive creative director of W+K Shanghai. Barham
previously served as the director of W+K Shanghai Planning and is the first
planning director in W+K history to be promoted to a co-executive creative
director position. Maybe also the first ever planning director of an agency to become its creative director?"
"We have a limit, a very discouraging, humiliating limit: death. That's
why we like all the things that we assume have no limits and,
therefore, no end. It's a way of escaping thoughts about death. We like
lists because we don't want to die."
One of many fascinating comments by Italian novelist and semiotician Umberto Eco.
Wow, this is just fabulous. As Paul quite rightly says, "now find a way to effectively integrate a brand message into this experience without ruining it." Easier said than done.
http://whatsoupisittoday.com/ lets you know what soup is going at Pret and EAT each day. Sure, as Will pointed out, it does remove the element of surprise and serendipity, but still, it's pretty bloody helpful. Or would be if I was still in London.
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