How clever is this ad by creative strategist Sam Hennig. Hennig designed this ad on spec for One Minute Briefs, a U.K. creative project.
It’s a clever play on Kit Kat’s famous slogan—”Have a break. Have a Kit Kat”—which at least in the U.K. is so renowned, the ad didn’t need to mention it. The ad has gone viral and Kit Kat even spotted the work and sought permission from Hennig to share the ad across its social channels.
My Instagram feed these past days and weeks has once again seen a creativity explosion concerning the US election. From the very start, my favourite illustrators, letterers and designers, have been super supportive of the Biden campaign, creating posters for awareness and encouraging people to vote.
I have gathered here a small selection of work from all stages of the election: voting awareness and early voting, election day, anticipation for the results and finally, enormous joy and relief for the final verdict!
A new era begins for America.
Enjoy!
‘I don’t wanna go!’
And last but not least, watch this prophetic clip from a 2017 “Comedy Central” sketch, which perfectly captures exactly what’s happening in the White House right now. ‘Trump’ throwing an epic tantrum at primary school is so beautifully done!
In Tatsuya Tanaka’s ongoing Miniature Calendar, objects take a new meaning. Since I discovered him in 2015, he continues to create his amazing miniature scenes of everyday life combining his collection of diorama items with familiar objects. His consistency is impressive: he creates a new scene every day.
Together with million other people, we are currently staying home. These key tags by Various Key Tags are very timely. Not sure if we will need them for the time being, but I love the idea.
I found two Astronaut Lights last night. I just love them both!
First one is from ModCloth but unfortunately not available at the moment. The second one is a USB Astronaut Light which attaches on your laptop or any other socket. Available here.
This is Tokyo Gifathon. In April James Curran spent a month in Tokyo where he animated a new GIF every day for 30 days inspired by something that happened during his stay.
In fact he has also created a LA Gifathon and a NΥC Gifathon.
I love both the product and the packaging for these fun puzzles.
“Created and designed by Brooklyn design duo Charles&Thorn, each Four-Letter Puzzle features one word, broken into four individual gold-foiled stamped letter puzzles. Once complete, you’ll spell out a favorite four-letter word — YEAH, CRAP, LOVE, and FUCK are all up for grabs.”
Maybe not for kids though, 😜.
Vienna-based designer Klemens Schillinger has created a set of “substitute phones” for smartphone-addicts. Instead of a touchscreen, there is only a series of stone beads to use for swiping and scrolling.
The School of Life created Phone Detox, a palm-sized book filled with insights, ideas and meditations about the complex relationship we have with our phones.
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