photojojo:

Luke Evans first came to everyone’s attention when he swallowed 35mm film and used an electron microscope to record what his digestive system had done to the film.

In his latest unconventional series, he’s created immense landscapes from ordinary materials in hit kitchen, such as table salt.

Landscapes From the Kitchen Table

via It’s Nice That

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London in colour from 1927 

itswillstuff:

This is so brilliantly weird and a bit disturbing.

helloyoucreatives:

Suicide used by Hyundai to sell their new car. 

For us it isn’t just the gag that bothers us, it is the tone. This was played out way to serious. The gag itself is just poor, its trying to be “edgy” and screams of an agency that wants to be “cool”. 

Not only that but the serious tone, the over dramatic set up is just heartless. 

In fact so heartless it has prompted a response from an advertising creative that has experienced this situation first hand. 

So where do you draw the line on the subjects you exploit to see your product? Where is your creative soul? We’ve seen worse with black comedy and dark humour but the fact this is trying to sell you something in such a gritty way makes us feel cold. 

You can read the open letter to Hyundai here http://copybot.wordpress.com/2013/04/25/an-open-letter-to-innocean-and-hyundai/

photojojo:

Using negative space in photos he takes of the sky, Thomas Lamadieu sketches playful illustrations that wedge themselves between towering buildings.

The most striking feature is how the contours of the buildings form everything from beards to mythical animals. 

Mixed Media Illustrations on Images of the Sky

via Beautiful Decay

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Late on this, but Dove carry on their idea of natural beauty with this new sketch campaign.

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Paddy Power/ CP+B push the limits again with this North Korean spot. 

sjfraser17:

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

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