Inspiration blog - by PaperNotes

Serenity by Sannah Kvist - photography

Check out more of Sannah Kvist's work at her website.

Inflatable earth by Toys 'r Us

Original idea from Grey Worldwide, the agency Toys 'r Us hired for a campaign. Spotted at Marketing-Alternatif.com

Art by Gavin Ryan

From Lost At E Minor, art by Gavin Ryan. More at his Flickr page.

Flip-flop on the wall - original way of promotion

This is a funny way of promoting flip-flops... Spotted at Marketing-Alternatif.com

Addart - replacing display advertising with art

Interesting project, but you probably already heared about it somewhere... If you didn't, check out this article at Guerrilla Innovation or read more at the creator's site - AddArt.eyebeam.com. AddArt replaces display advertising, at every website you visit, with art.

Photography by Ramón Serrano

Check out more at Ramonstudio.com

Ill.Design illustration

Just one I wanted to share, from Ill.Design.

Interesting new media concept: Media Predict

This is a very interesting new concept I spotted at Springwise.com. It's a semi-serious webbased game, that challenges users to predict which media strategies are going to be successful, by putting virtual money into it.

How it works, according to Springwise.com "When users register, they get 5,000 virtual dollars to begin investing. They can scan the markets for book proposals, up-and-coming musical acts, script treatments and TV pilots. Each is valued in virtual dollars per share based on perceived potential. If shares of a particular book proposal are going for 55 dollars, for instance, the book has about a 55% chance of being published. If a project seems like it might take off, a wise investor can put his or her money behind it. Or, conversely, he or she can sell if stock seems like it might plummet."

Don't feel like trying it myself, because it looks like something that will consume a lot of  time... But hey, maybe when I'm bored I'll dive into it sometime ;-) If you have tried it and want to share, feel free to leave a comment.

Ridemakerz - concept for Boys (or dads?)

The concept Ridemakerz must be a dream for young boys. They (and probably their dads are very interested as well) can design their own car and buy it.

Description from article on Springwise: "Kids select a 10 to 12-inch chassis, body style, paint scheme and sound effects. After assembly in the customizing shop, personalization continues: customers can add decals, grilles and other elements."

Have a look how it works at Ridemakerz.com. It's real easy to use and looks very cool.

Lint Museum!

This is more than just a very well set up portfolio... The work is SO cool.... Check out Sugar's Lint Museum.