Currency artist Mark Wagner thought about dirty money and here is his result… Sometimes new brooms sweep very well my friends. Great work!
A must see and great visualization of the method itself for marketers. But in the end never forget: what counts is an impressive idea of the content. The promotion follows content.
From what we experienced at Wildstyle Network is that most of the viral stuff is a) happening by accident or b) the effect of a long term and simple concepts like the “Xbox Live Adventskalender” which became an annual marketing program in DE for 6 years now.
Some rules you should follow when you consider using QR codes for any marketing activity:
- Don’t send the code per email! People might read it on their smartphone…
- Smartphone at the motorspeedway? No good idea!
- Do not publish QR codes in airline magazines (Internet connection)!
I’m sure you already made your mind about it. In case your boss wants you to print one in the Lufthansa magazine or do an email newsletter with integrated QR codes, send him Oliver Gassners video:
I like Julien’s idea of thinking about tools… Our work is driven by digital workstations and the usage of Photoshop, Illustrator, Silverlight, Copy & Paste and other digital widgets. Julien Vallée describes his hand made tools on a wallpaper. Inspiring! …and interesting how he incorporates the digital stuff as well 
“Illustration” contains the word “ill”. If you ad “lust”, it sounds like passion for ill stuff. Well, Pat Perry is ill! He is a Detroit/Michigan based artist and ILLustrator. What really inspires me is that his work is inspired by travelling. He travels as much as he can. Watch his masterpieces carefully and maybe you are able to listen to the world around him! Some of his stuff really seems to be a direct mirror from what’s happening. The classroom illu is ill, the black/white drawing with the car in front reflects a typical scene somewhere in Michigan (I’ve never been there) and contains a kind of ILLness, too… Continue Reading »
Congratulation! What I do, belongs to the #1 of the “things” people do online: Writing mails. But I also belong to the #1 of least things that people do online: Blogging. Congrats Steve, you’re a hybrid web user!
This gaming simulator is f**king awesome! Want want want for playing around at Wildstyle’s lab!.
Taking Streetart to the streets is a great idea! I Was surprised when I first saw the Tate Galery Streetart exhibition in London about known and unknown streetart artists. We’ve been looking for about an hour to find the exhibition in and around the galery and didn’t even realize we’re already within.
Tony Goldman transformed old warehouses with no windows into an art galery and said “Wynwood’s large stock of warehouse buildings, all with no windows, would be my giant canvases to bring to them the greatest street art ever seen in one place.” He created a short-form docuseries explaining the public art innvovations of Streetart: “Here comes the neighborhood” Watch all Wynwood stuff here.
