(shopping) bagman

from chinese photographer shxpir via the awesome neocha

drive better in DC shoes

broken stuff by seth godin

Seth Godin at Gel 2006 from Gel Conference on Vimeo.

a little stop frame on a nokia phone

even more amazing when you see the making of:

Nokia N8 - Dot - the making of the worlds smallest stop-motion animation

ipad light painting

Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from Dentsu London on Vimeo.

i'm still here (but only just)

the new 'exit through the gift shop' with joaquin pheonix

nike burrito

drugs

a really hot skate vid

"LAKAIROMANIA" from Marc Ritzema on Vimeo.

thanks 3billion

samsung kiddy viral

thanks 3billion

tweet more, save more with uniqlo

www.uniqlo.com/uk/luckycounter/

art on the frog and toad

Ze Frog & Toad Episode 1 from Ze Frog And Toad on Vimeo.

a traveling art show ('frog and toad' means 'road' in oz)
more at www.zefrogandtoad.com

how we roll

more at g-street

'A'

The making of A from Bianca Chang on Vimeo.

by projectshop

nike loves brooklyn

more here

bikes on a wall

a bike shop in germany advertises itself with 120 bikes on the wall instead of a sign.

air new zealand's new safety video

cratefan in cape town

animal farm produced a cratefan of 4200 coca cola crates, standing 18 meters tall with Coca-Cola to make a statement on recycling.

missing missy

more funny by david thorne here

kaws + beer

Dos Equis by Kaws from Another Company on Vimeo.

skate transformation

Ubisoft Shaun White Skateboarding: Transformation from aideware on Vimeo.

target fashion light show @ standard hotel

and more at facebook.com/targetspectacularand photos here

doctor pepper on chatroulette

the last exorcism on chatroulette

take a walk in new york

Take a Walk: NYC #1 from TrendLand on Vimeo.

wk - a ship of fools

(via robcampbell)

plastic bags int he wild

wallpaper present the future of the catalogue

nice clothes and nice clothes falling off... nice. watch it here

pizza deliver from hell. choose your own adventure

it isn't rocket science. oh, yes it is...

if there was less computing power in the first rocket that went to the moon than in a sony vaio, what could you do with a vaio?