The Durex baby case was created by Nicolai Villads, Peter Ammentorp and interactive designer Raul Montenegro, graduates at the Danish Institute of Media and Journalism. The case is fictitious and was created for the Future Lions 2010 competition.
The footage was recorded with the Canon 5D MKII using a 24-105 mm. 4,0. and a 50 mm. 1,4. The baby was created by Raul Montenegro using Z-brush and cinema 4D. Post in After Effects and final edit in Final Cut Pro 2
Twitter is taking a number of steps to enrich the conversation surrounding the World Cup:
[A special] section [of the Twitter site] highlights the key matches coming up as well as top tweets from Twitter accounts affiliated with soccer in some way. Notably, each World Cup matchup will get its own page and live-updating tweet stream about that particular game.
For example, here’s South Africa vs. Mexico.
But the coolest thing may be the way you can show your allegiance to one team using a special hashtag. Twitter only hints at this feature, but as you can see, employees are already using it. In this tweet from Twitter’s Vitor Lourenço, he’s clearly rooting for Brazil, for example, and you can see the Brazilian flag in the tweet. How did he do that? Simply use the hashtag “#BRA”.
(via TechCrunch)
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
Production Company: Seagulls Fly
Client: Tostitos
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
Production: Mike Kellogg
Client: Doritos
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
Production: Domani Studios, Tool
Much like the Eternal Moonwalk MJ tribute online, Lifeline to Haiti encourages you to upload your picture and donate $3 to help raise $2M to support the Clinton Bush Haiti fund. (via Stella)
No strings attached. Misa Digital out of Sydney have developed this Touchscreen guitar that uses touch screen technology and open source software to push the physical limitations of the traditional guitar. Rock on!
(via Stella)
Some info from it’s creator:
My design aim was for a minimalistic interface, with configurability at the sound module end, leaving the instrument itself simple and effective.
That being said, the Misa digital guitar software is open source, and powered by the Linux operating system. This means programmers have the flexibility to modify how it works, and even change the interface to provide specific functionality. This is important because collaboration from the users themselves, experimenting and innovating in their own ways, will further improve the instrument.
The Misa digital guitar is a MIDI controller. It must be plugged into a MIDI capable sound module. The sound of this instrument is limited only by what you connect to it.
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