Creative Criminals

The St James metro station in Hyde park in Sydney has been transformed into a beautiful bistro. They’ve come up with a new payment method, you can pay your coffee with a kiss. By simply giving a kiss to a beloved you will get a free cup. This is an awesome stunt which definitely received a lot of free media coverage.

On May4, during the Essendon and Greater Western Sydney AFL game, over 30.000 spectators witnessed an uncomfortable moment. A guy picking his nose, only he didn’t realized.. At the end KIA, put a banner “He wouldn’t feel so uncomfortable in the all new Cerato”

To launch their new range of frozen yoghurt Cloud 9 tried to impress an audience of young urban foodies. And there is no way to impress them more than by freezing their yoghurt 50.000 feet in the sky.

Fundawear is an innovation from Durex that allows touch to be transferred over the internet. So for the first time you can tease, tickle & tantalise even when you’re apart.

Niece piece of artwork. Kit Kat decided to commemorate its limited-edition white-chocolate Kit Kats by taking the last 50 and getting illustrator Mike Watt to melt them down and create 50 original illustrations from them. After crushing and melting the things, he painted the resulting goo on canvas and used a knife to scrape away the sections he didn’t want, leaving behind a white-chocolate relief.

The world’s first petition-signing bionic arm, known as The Most Powerful Arm Ever Invented, has launched in aid of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). It was created to physically sign a petition on behalf of children with DMD who have lost the ability to write. The petition asks the Australian Government to match the monies raised and bring trials to Australia. The campaign is the result of collaborations between production and technology company, Finch; creative agency Havas Worldwide Australia working in conjunction with its PR arm, Red Agency; and digital agency, Reactive. Watch the making of after the break.

This woman went to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and it made her realize something. Her husband isn’t funny at all, even though he has been claiming this for years now. Well, maybe her husband isn’t that funny, but this commercial definitely is.

All of you who have been following us for a couple of years, probably saw this advertisement (SPOILER) for AMRRIC in 2010. AMRRIC is an independent group of veterinarians, academics, health and animal management professionals. This commercial has a pretty surprising plot turn, if you haven’t clicked on the spoiler that is.

Nowadays some kids don’t even know where milk comes from. Imagine them not knowing how bread was mate neither. This commercial shows us one option how it could be in their minds, all of this with some brilliant animations.

This great iPhone app was developed for McDonald’s Australia. You can scan your food and see directly in 3D where the ingredients came from. It seems like a lot of fun.