On The Ground Looking Up

Internet Meme Movie Posters

Thanks to Lucien from Mechanism for the share.

Meme Movie Posters has created a gallery of snipes representing what it would look like if common Internet Memes were movies. Some of my favorites are below but you should check out the whole list.

Brand Mashup As Art

I came across these in my daily search for how Star Wars is taking over mass culture.

Artist Dale May uses star wares figurines and mashes them up with top brands to create unique works of art.The results are wonderful.

Chewbacca x Tory Burtch

Darth Vader x Chanel

And my favorite. LV3PO

When icons meet icons.

Random Images From My Desktop 29

Random images I have saved to my desktop over the last few weeks.

Read Any Good Burgers Recently?

Wimpy burger in South Africa made a few burgers specifically for the blind to communicate that anyone was welcome at the chain. They used sesame seeds to write messages about the food in braile. Cute video!

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Monday's Questionable Advertising - Mystery Button

Maybe this is more amazing than questionable, but still, I love that this is something that someone created and ran and ideally also fabricated. 

Thursday's Questionable Advertisement - Campbell's Soup

I guess "Soup. It's good food" ended up being a better tagline than "For MEN Only"

Another Car On A Wall

I am waiting for the auto companies to get tired of putting cars on billboards and walls, but this may be a trend here to stay.

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SONY Playstation Throws Sand In The Face Of Kseniya Simonova

In 2009, a ukrainian artist named Kseniya Simonova got the interwebs a buzzing with her generative sand paintings on Ukrain's Got Talent.

Fast forward 2 years and SONY Playstation has taken the idea, and hired another sand artist, Natalya Netselya, to create a similar work of art to launch a new game, Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception.

So do we think that Kseniya is no longer in the grit game or was she just too expensive for SONY to pony up the dollars to the artist who made the medium popular?

Ok, Enough With The Derriere

I am doubtful that this is a reality, but I am getting a bit sick of marketing ideas where something is either exiting or entering an ass.

I Remember When I Used To Like Commercials

Like when Sprite did it's Obey Your Thirst Campain with Pete Rock, CL Smooth and Grand Puba.