Awesome short film shot with “MōVI”, a digital 3-axis gyro-stabilized handheld camera gimbal system
The completely silent device weighs under 3.5 pounds bare and can be operated solo, or with the help of a second “gimbal” operator with a joystick to pull off some incredible moves.
How the “MōVI” works:
If you want to see this useful little gadget in action, this is the behind-the-scenes video of the short above: http://vimeo.com/63357898
To read more about the device, go to: wp.me/pjtZ0-2a4
“Do you know what you eat?” - Award-winning campaign about genetically modified plants for Greenpeace by BBDO Moscow
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City posters by Yoni Alter
This is an ongoing project, click here for more cities, or here if you would like to purchase them as wallpaper.
“Colors and clothes are meant to be together” - Nicely art-directed ad for Dreft washing liquid by Leo Burnett, Moscow, Russia
The Choctone - Pantone color chart for chocolate tones
Oldie but goodie - Simple but great minimalist print ad for Nivea Night Care creme by TBWA/NEBOKO, Netherlands from 2005
Helvetica - When Swiss precision meets typography
“Mod Men: The world of Mad Men through a 21st-century lens”
On the occasion of the premier of Mad Men’s 6th and penultimate season, which as you surely know will be broadcasted this weekend on AMC, Shutterstock has imagined what things would look like if Don and his colorful company were heading to work nowadays, in the 21st century, and has chosen an everyday symbol from their daily lives to transform them into their modern equivalents.
How the Hyundai logo was probably made
“You are not here.” Viajes Éxito Ads y Sancho BBDO
Sufficiently powerful and shocking direct mail idea from Germany to draw people’s attention to the horror of killing off sharks because of their fins
Source 
“A writer is working when he’s staring out the window.”
Those good old days before the internet and social media
The Warner Bros. Pictures’ logo during the past few years in several movies
The New Yorker magazine Easter cover from the 28th March, 2005 issue drawn by Peter de Séve
Happy Easter to all of you!
