This Danish campaign shows some recognizable moments on an average night out. On mouse over, a second video layer shows the same situations, but when way drunk. Clear message brought in a fun way.
Sanne Wijbenga recently joined Fontanel as a guest editor. It’s so recent I can’t find him on the About page. He posted about the fine portfolio by Rejane Dal Bello. She’s a Senior Designer at Studio Dumbar, as well as a member of Post St Joost Academy, where she teaches Graphic Design and Creative Process.
We can somewhat say topical Tumblr’s are the new viral video’s. Based on a funny truth or painful insight they can stir up quite some commotion. Cheap laughs, but hey, cheap laughs are laughs too.
All is not lost is the latest video by OK GO together with Pilobolus. With the guys of Google they created the Video Dance Messenger. It’s best watched in Chrome.
You see more and more of it these days, scrolling in HTML to create parallax effects. The New Zealand site is one of the more innovative examples, but there are many more. Some nice examples have been collected here, but my favourite has to be this one from Nike.
If there where a prize for best official tourism website, New Zealand would make a good chance winning it. The website of the New Zealand 100% Pure campaign looks amazing and the information seems very complete. And the best part comes when you scroll down! (Thanks to Ruben for the tip)
You might have read a while ago about our first feature film Rabat. It will be released on the 9th of June in Holland and on the 15th of June in Belgium. But from now on, you can race to Rabat yourself, thanks to the game we developed in collaboration with Vodafone BlackBerry, Hagens PR and Festina Lente.
The Burning House is a great collection of pictures with the stuff people would take if their house was burning. If your house was burning, what would you take with you?
To celebrate their 200th birthay the Dutch insurance company Achmea returns to their roots; the little village of Achlum. They asked us to design and illustrate their website and all other online components. Since it’s a Dutch brand we created a super Dutch design and utilized the buildings surroundings of the cosy village.
Behance launched a new service which could be the big competitor to Cargo and ViewBook. It’s called ProSite and you can use it to build a pro portfolio site that syncs with your projects from your Behance portfolio without ads or branding, according to this introduction video. Check out examples, like the one from Marius Roosendaal.
Kuvva is here to style your digital life, starting with your Twitter profile. Every week Kuvva publishes a set of 7 different high quality images by the best artists, illustrators and photographers. Merijn Hos, a highly celebrated illustrator and designer from Holland, kicked off this week. Next week: new awesomeness.
I’m really liking the website of music festival Sasquatch! It’s filled with cool illustrations and funny little rollover effects. Artwork by Invisible Creatures. Also check out the cool trailer by World Famous.
Pencil-artist, illustrator, designer and good guy Eric van den Boom has a new website to show off his mad pencil skills.
The Dutch online design magazine Fontanel just launched a nice looking jobs section for the creative industry. Beside that was done well, StudioSpass created 3 cool stop-motion movies to promote it.
I really like the way Qwiki presents wiki information. Their goal: to forever improve the way people experience information through storytelling instead of search. …or as they say ‘to advance information technology to the point it acts human.’
A nice way for agencies to find the right (Dutch) freelancer for the job. To ensure quality freelancers can join by invitation only. Thank you 
Tim Voors, Taco Zuidema and Pascal Boogaert.
To celebrate 50 years of making great marker pens, Edding launched this great campaign site featuring and endless doodle wall which anyone can add to using their favourite marker. So what are you waiting for…
They strike again. Last night the Stads Kunst Guerrilla (SKG) did a provocative graffiti work in front of famous auction house Christie’s in Amsterdam. ‘Auction this’ – and like last time, also accompanied with a statement.
Can you guess from which famous movies these objects are? Play this online game for movie lovers by Ji Lee, Daniele Codega and Cory Forsyth.
A beautiful collection of rare celebrity photos. Some of my favorites are Steve & Bill, Albert Einstein and Steven Spielberg in Jaws.
It’s election time again in Holland and with it comes a lot of campaigning. Here’s a nicely done site from the Dutch Socialist party.
I’m liking this new website for Greenpeace created by DDB Paris. On this site visitors can purchase pieces of the new Rainbow Warrior ship. By doing so they help Greenpeace building the new ship in Germany.
Five graffiti artists did a project with Adidas in Copenhagen. SidLee asked my friends at Cartelle to create online tools, so people are able to continue the project themselves on the web, and share a timelapse video of their art with friends. Great new work. Now it’s your turn!
My swedish co-workers at Achtung! showed me this nice initiative: “Dribbble is show and tell for creatives. Designers, developers and other creatives share shots—small screenshots of the designs and applications they are working on”. The idea is that you can get feedback on your designs while working on a project. So stop flying solo and…
RTL Nieuws wanted a podium for their political editors. On Rutte’s rapport they’re going to monitor 60 highlights from the promises of the current Dutch Prime Minister the coming years. Resoluut designed and illustrated it based on the interaction design of their partner UNITiD.
This lovely new site writes about typefaces and their use and origin. In some cases in-depth, in others briefly. Always by people in the know.