Is this where it's all heading?

People who look the same in every photo.

This is great. 

At least Paris Hilton keeps her media image constant. 

All the GIF's are here. 

Philips Carousel.

There's a bit of Swordfish, a bit of The Dark Knight and lots of The Matrix in this impressively constructed TV advert from Philips. 

The main site is here.  

It looks like a film makers wet dream, If you've got time follow the link and watch it in HD! It's much more impressive.  

Music heads

More of these quirky drawings by Shawn Feeney  here. 

The Coffee Caddy

The simple ideas are always the best. The coffee run will forever be easier.  

More images of this simple invention are here.

A fresh idea using Twitter

This is Baker Tweet by Poke. It's a Twitter feed connected to the bakery of The Albion restaurant. The Bakery can send out a 'Tweet' every time something fresh comes out the oven. All you have to do is follow the 'Tweets' to grab some of the freshest baked goods in all of Shoreditch.  

Anyone know of other clever uses of Twitter? Let us know.  

Like a Boss

The Lonely Island are back again. 

Black Thin King

We've just seen this and think it's awesome!

BRUCE LEE vs IRON MAN!

It's a match up we know everyone wanted to see. Well, here it is. This is a stop motion short by Patrick Boivin. 

Lets get ready to RUMBLE!!!

via Motionographer 

This is a pretty visualisation using Google Earth and Twitter. It shows people’s 'Tweets' when the snow fell a couple of months ago. 

There are a whole host of digital ideas yet to be implemented using Twitter and visualising what people are talking about. For instance, a brand could do a stunt and could see who was ‘Tweeting’ about it on Twitter. The information could then be visualised and used as branded content. Obviously, the stunt would have to be huge to get lots of people Twittering about it. But hopefully the point comes across. 

Skittles touched upon this idea by pulling in all Twitter ‘Tweets’ that contained the word Skittles. However, what people were saying could have been taken and visualized in cool and funny ways. There could have been some crazy info to base posters, TV or digital ideas on.

It would be interesting to see a similar visualization of people ‘Tweeting’ about the protests today. It could be funny to see protester twitters against police twitters, if anybody in the Met actually is on Twitter. 

Riotman23: I’ve just been hit by a riot van! Ow!

Metdude: Another window of RBS has just been smashed! 

Riotman23: There are more news cameramen down here than protesters.

Metdude: Go away all of you.

Riotman23: The cameramen have just started protesting! 

Metdude: Cameras are flying everywhere! Just arrested a whole News crew.

Anyway, this video just shows that information people are creating can be made visually interesting.