Thank God You're A Man.

Goldstar Beer. Click on each image to enlarge. Courtesy of Ads of the World.

Paper is Evil.

For online tax providers Snaptax.ca., which handily put a maple leaf into their logo so we know they are in Canada.

From DDB Canada.

Pfizer raises the bar.

Great 'interactive' experience by Pfizer Germany. Bad pun in title by me.

How to revive a dying icon in 30 seconds.

Forgot about posting these. Fallon proves insurance (and that damn red umbrella) can be interesting.

Interactive doesn't necessarily mean digital.

Business Card for Couples Therapist Marisa Schmidt. (Via directdaily. ... now on the blogroll in the sidebar)

You, too, can be a Crash Test Dummy.

Not the musical variety (Hmmm Hmmmm Hmmmm Hmmm?), but one with a POV of a 35 MPH crash into an offset concrete barrier, courtesy of Ford at the New York Auto Show.  

A crashed-and-smashed 2008 Taurus will be an interactive display at the show, and will allow visitors to see first-hand what a dummy sees if it had eyes, a brain, optic nerve, etc.

This is nice thinking from Ford. Sure, there will be shiny waxed and polished Tauruses on display, too (ho hum.), but using an actual test car to demonstrate the safety features (Five Star, natch) is sure to make an impact (pun intended, losers!) 

Who knows, maybe we can extend this kind of thinking to our client's tradeshow needs, with something like this.

Autoblog has the details.

Moribidly Interesting

Campaign for a cemetery/funeral planning services from Canadian agency ACLC.

Speaking of big budgets ...

I thought this was a nice example of simplicity. Simple message. Simple design. Simple medium. Simply awesome.

[Found on: boing boing]