sol solis

aside from the HORRID type and copy, love the concept.  Even if it is a little typical.

(via adhibition)

jaymug:

Denver Water Billboard - Use only what you need

great Xbox Kinect ad.  pixies cover, forest whittaker narration… perfect.

tobedoit:

Playstation

they’re gonna need to do better than that with the shit they’re in.

funemployed:

Oh, just a 6-Course meal served on the L Train. What did YOU do this weekend?

Quite possibly the ballsiest interpretation of the “popup restaurant” phenomenon to date: 12 guests were treated to a full 6 courses on an NYC subway commute from 8th Avenue to Canarsie, with a new dish being served every third stop. Courses were plated by teams either on the platform, or in the train itself, and served to guests on custom-built straphanger tables. The exquisitely planned and executed event went off (amazingly) without a hitch. The Great Gatsby was read, diners were stuffed, onlookers drooled. (see the full photo set here) 

The menu:
6th Avenue: Hamchi Crudo, Bone Marrow, Trout Roe, Laproaig, Sweet Lime
3rd Avenue: Foie en Brioche, Port Wine, Raisin
Lorimer Street: Ramp Soup, Black Garlic, Cippolini, Morel, Thyme
Morgan Avenue: Petit Filet Mignon, Pomme Puree, Asparagus
Bushwick Avenue: Pepper Jam, St Andre
Sutter Avenue: Chocolate & Gold Leaf Panna Cotta, Raspberry Coulis

The lunch was Hosted by Michael Cirino, Daniel Castano and Andrew Rosenberg of
A Razor, A Shiny Knife

Along with:
Jonny Cigar – Winetology
Mike Lee – Studiofeast
Linda Lou – The Cheeky Chef

Full list of collaborators here: www.arazorashinyknife.com/a-casual-sunday-lunch/

Photo ©Steph Goralnick

this is so ingenious.  I wish I had thought of this.

stepa:

Copywriters: The Infographic

this is pretty funny.  i love the world of advertising.

tobedoit:

HOT WHEELS: Do try this at home

not sure how well this ad actually works.  at least for kids, it wouldn’t.  I enjoy it nonetheless.