Obscura Digital: iGoogle Artist Themes

Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

One of Obscura's best known projects, iGoogle Artist Themes involved turning an entire city block of the Meatpacking District in New York into a series of projected, interactive billboards, where the work of artists like Jeff Koons and Marc Ecko were blown up to five stories tall for the three night event. Or you may have spotted Adobe CS3, an interactive window display advertising Adobe's new Creative Suite release that became visually hyperactive based on how many people walked by on the street, and even how close they came to the screen.

Tags: Adobe, art, Jeff Koons, Marc Ecko, marketing

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Crispin Porter + Bogusky vs. TBWA\Worldwide
Posted by Chris Grayson - Art Director on Sunday, March 1, 2009 - 22:47
Wow. CP+Bogusky is one of the greatest ad shops on earth. If this is the best they can do to help Microsoft, that's pretty sad. I was feeling like TBWA's Mac vs. PC spots were getting old, until this new Microsoft campaign came along. I think the competition did them good. Those new Apple spots are some of the best I've seen in the campaign so far. And they really address Microsoft's issue head on-- Instead of addressing the real problems with Vista, they're just throwing money into marketing instead. It also goes without saying that every desk at CP+B has a Mac on it.
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Jeff Bezos - "What's dangerous is not to evolve"
Posted by Salter on Friday, February 20, 2009 - 02:35
not to --> to not Bezos says, "What's very dangerous is to not evolve." The photo quotes him incorrectly, reading, "what's dangerous is not to evolve." This 'to-not', 'not-to' syntax reversal changes his statement to mean that evolution isn't dangerous (and implies that something else is). But Bezos's comment is much stronger; it is dangerous to do anything other than evolve... I hope you'll make the correction. I hope you'll evolve.
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Intel's Cash Register Concept
Posted by R Corke on Thursday, February 19, 2009 - 19:14
Oh great, now every shopping experience can be like trying to buy batteries at RadioShack - can't get out without them offering you a new cell phone or a satellite TV dish among other things....
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Mastering Design
Posted by Damas on Wednesday, February 18, 2009 - 19:47
is it possible to make a comment plugin that can have in wordpress that instead of subscribing to a post comment it gives the option to post it to your twitter account. but not all comments just the ones you make on that blog. I have notice that not just a post has valid information but comments on a subject gives more to the post and it would make it easier to find post that relate to what you are looking for and the comments about what you are looking for.
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Jeff Bezos - "What's dangerous is not to evolve"
Posted by hawaii on Wednesday, February 18, 2009 - 05:43
Bezos is one of the most innovative minds in todays day and age. Kindle has a lot of potential to change how people read books.
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Intel's Cash Register Concept
Posted by Terry Robinson on Wednesday, February 18, 2009 - 05:15
This seems like implementing technologies that do a wonderful job of increasing inconvenience. Why could I declare my payment method on entry and with the included RFID tags just walk out with what I want being automatically charged for it? The web has no store clerks, I like that, why would I want to go through a service that forced additional interaction with someone who I know is not working in my best interest?