Creative Criminals

LG now offers the possibility to surf on Facebook in 3D. Together with Perfect Fools, they wanted to find a new way of reinforcing the notion that the best things in life are even better in 3D. The result is ‘LG 3D Studio,’ an experimental platform set up to explore new possibilities of 3D experience.

A great series of comics was made for MTV. Sex is no accident, so you can always plan to wear a condom in advance. This idea is so fresh, it fits the image of MTV perfectly.

With MY SKY you can pause, record and rewind live TV. So now husbands can do a million other things instead of watching TV. Or in this case 60 things, in 60 seconds.

If you like great football, you’ll love the United Football League; it gets you closer to the action. At least that’s better than going through the effort these guys are doing in this print campaign.

As we told you, we were going to upload the short films for the campaign of Paralell Lines. It is the sequel to the stunning project last year, called Carousel. Five directors of the Association Ridley Scott made these impressive short movies. Nice Initiative!
After the jump you can see the other ones.

Philips announced a sequel to the stunning project last year, called Carousel . The new campaign is called Parallel Lines and invites five directors of the Association Ridley Scott to run five different short films. The short films are launched in preview on the 7th of April through the Facebook page of Phillips. When all the videos are uploaded, be sure that you will find them back on Creativecriminals.com!

Maybe some of you know Ron James, a Canadian stand-up comedian now working for CBC. When the CBC gave Ron the go ahead to do his own series he wanted to develop an animated segment of the stories when he was a kid. For the series they used adult heads and children’s bodies, which is occasionally creepy (in a cool way).

This is a really cool print ad for ESPN. Make sure you watch the image in high res!

Models are getting thinner and thinner. To promote the new episodes of Americas Next Top Model they used the almost anorexia models to make a point. In this case the models are really really thin.

This is a pretty old campaign, but it’s definitely worth sharing. How would you feel if you see a cab driving trough the city like this?