Rory Sutherland claims that a change in perceived value can be just as satisfying as what we consider “real” value.

Skip past the first 10 seconds to the absolutely beautiful animated intro to the rock band game.

Heres the link to the hi res version http://www.thebeatlesrockband.com/cinematic.php

Windosill is a whimsical and rewarding flash game… if you can make it past the first screen. Well worth a look if you have a few minutes to spare.

http://windosill.com/online/

Here’s a video we pulled together in a fun filled afternoon to promote our  golf day. When it hits 1m YouTube views we’ll buy everyone a drink at the clubhouse.

(Malcolm’s long put at the end was his second try. I won’t be playing against him that’s for sure!)

Another google earth game (a boat simulator). Drive a barge, cruise liner, or air ship anywhere in the real (sattelite mapped) world!  If you have the google earth plug-in you can even play it in your browser. I would imagine that these kinds of simulators are going to start popping up more and more often. During flights I would love to be able use my gphone to see in real time where my aircraft is on the planet.

I saw James Jarvis present this piece at the 2009 Pictoplasma conference in Berlin earlier this year. It is a fantastic example of how to combine traditional illustration with 3d animation and motion capture. James Jarvis is a keen jogger and it was his movements that Richard Kenworthy from Shynola captured to create the movement of the character.

Excellent animation + great track + funny ending = FUN!

A new Visa flow ad?

David after dentist

Chad after dentist