Lovely technique.

So cool.

Cast your vote for the best digital work of 2011 from 12 finalists in the FWA People’s Choice Award 2011.

Nice idea using near-field-comms for ordering food in a food court. But would it replace Tissue Culture?

The 3 Films are now on YouTube.

“Deck The Screens” (@DeckTheScreens) is a fun little holiday app from the folks at Deeplocal. It lets you string holiday lights between all of your screens. Just create a new set of lights, share your code with some friends or co-workers (it works best if everyone is in the same physical location), and watch the [...]

Here we go. In 4 simple steps. 1. Go to http://www.youtube.com 2. Press Ctrl + Shift and J in Chrome to open the Developer Tools. Press Ctrl+Shift+K in Firefox 3. Click on the “Console” Tab and enter document.cookie=”VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE=ST1Ti53r4fU”; 4. Reload the website and enjoy the new layout.

A really cool and interactive way to evoke the spirit of giving this Christmas.

Google Street View stop motion animation short made as a personal project by director Tom Jenkins. Story: A lonely desk toy longs for escape from the dark confines of the office, so he takes a cross country road trip to the Pacific Coast in the only way he can – using a toy car and [...]

Great idea from Ogilvy Buenos Aires. Make enough noise to keep the screen on.

EVOL turns random street furniture into exact replicas of the estate where he lives in East Berlin and promises some kind of epic installation at the POW showrooms. EVOL website.

For its “Unhate” campaign, the fashion retailer mocks up face-sucking scenarios between U.S. Prez Barack Obama and China’s Supreme Leader Hu Jintao and the Pope and a prominent Imam (among others). There’s even a way for you to get in on the hot dignitary action! More non-tongue action at Co.Exist

Wayne Rooney’s hairstylist Daniel Johnson has been recruited to create the first ever QR cuts – QR codes shaved into the back of players’ heads. Betfair has signed up Bromley FC to unveil the look at their FA Cup first round clash against Leyton Orient.

Today’s ideal social form is not the commune or the movement or even the individual creator as such; it’s the small business. Every artistic or moral aspiration — music, food, good works, what have you — is expressed in those terms. Call it Generation Sell. Read more @ nyt.