0 LEVI VAN VELUW, AUTOMATA


Automata are mechanical objects endowed with life by ingenious means. This rewindable object is made from wood. The cubes rotate around their axes as they are powered by 100 gears.



0 PORTRAITS FROM A LAND FORGOTTEN

Great imagery by Vikas Vasudev, from his journey to a remote forgotten land called Baltistan.





Baltistan is a region in northern Pakistan which forms Gilgit–Baltistan, bordering the Xinjiang Autonomous Region of China. In addition, a part of Baltistan also falls into the part of India's Jammu and Kashmir state.

4 10 INNOVATIVE BUSINESS CARDS

Twist to Read Business Card

Problem: Number of yoga centers in Beirut were growing rapidly. Danielle Abisaab,  a yoga instructor for over 10 years needed to re-position herself.

Premise: Most Yoga postures/exercises involve twisting of the body. We adapted this observation on to our business card design.

Idea: We started by choosing a non-tearable and flexible paper to print our visiting card on. The messaging was then divided into two equal parts. With one half printed on the front and the other half on the back. To read the entire message the user would have to twist the visiting card. Folding lines were printed on both sides of the card to guide the user while twisting the visiting card.

Results: The visiting card gave her business a new twist. Enquiries kept flowing and new students enrolled for yoga programs.






0 ANIMATED GIFS by ABVH

Great animation work done by ABVH, from Serbia.





BEFORE
Original illustration by Dobrosav Bob Živković



AFTER

0 CREATIVE ADVERTISING

The Deli Garage, "Parmesan Pencils"
(by Kolle Rebbe / KOREFE, Hamburg, GERMANY)


Develop packaging for a trio of selected parmesan cheeses including a grater shaped like a pencil sharpener - an addition to the "The Deli Garage" range, a food label that supports small manufacturers of delicacies with lovely packaging ideas.






0 CREATIVE ADVERTISING - POLITCALLY INCORRECT


BUCKET





Brand: KFC
Company: Big Communications

Credited Individuals
Simon Dilks