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http://www.chilloutpoint.com/featured/funny-and-very-creative-advertisement-prints.html Advertising industry is getting more inventive and creative each day. They always try to get to our attention in every way possible: sometimes their efforts are meant to disturb you and stir emotion, other times they make all kinds of jokes and funny images. No matter what is the case, they intend to leave you touched and make you remember images and messages they sent you. Because that is the purpose of advertising. But there is a great side-effect to advertising, because if the ad campaign is creative enough it can serve the purpose of being an excellent material for entertainment. These are marvelous examples of the most successful funny and creative ad campaigns .

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News Archive - February 2010 | IDEO

By IDEO IDEO Method Cards were first released in 2003 as a printed deck intended as inspiration for practicing and aspiring designers, as well as those seeking a creative spark in their work. With more than ten thousand decks in distribution, an IDEA Silver award and continued coverage in the press, we are very proud of the tool’s success in the marketplace. However, as a design tool meant to help people explore new approaches and develop their own, we realized it was time to evolve its form. We wanted to experiment with a mobile platform and make it more readily available to an ecosystem of users who can take this tool to a new level. Thus, the Method Card iPhone app. http://www.ideo.com/news/archive/2010/02/#pos3699

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Laurence McCahill, design lead and co-founder of Spook Studio, spills the beans on the Lean Startup and Lean UX movements, which bring a groundbreaking approach to product development, and what it means for designers, developers and clients http://www.netmagazine.com/
German design student Raphael Volkmer ventured south to Italy's Free University Bolzano for his design education. Noting that the average European household consumes over a kilogram (2.2 lbs) of chocolate every Easter, he's created " Calorie Bomb ," a veritable explosion of sugary sweet deliciousness. Like the hand grenade from which it takes its form, the "Calorie Bomb" is a fairly straightforward proposition... though I can't help but wonder if a foil-wrapped version might somehow function like those chocolate oranges that split apart when smashed.

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