11-06-2008: Capturing the Moment

CNN declares the Obama moment.

10-14-2008: What's Your Spore?

From the Spore campaign by W+K Portland.

08-27-2008: Love Them Hate Them

The latest visual pun from Marmite.

06-14-2008: Pause for a Break

Simple and brutally clear idea for KitKat by JWT London.

12-22-2007: Amen!!

Getting stuck in the traffic becomes more exciting. (On Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore)

11-03-2007: Pissing Pachyderm

Nissan earns a spot in the territorial cravings of an African elephant. Bravo! [via Christophe Huet]

04-28-2007: King of the Clubs

Found on the bar counters of Ministry of Sound Singapore. A postcard size roar claiming to be the king of dance clubs. I didn't feel like a lion, but got to watch many who were acting like they were on a trance like prowl on a neon lit pulsating hunting ground.

04-19-2007: A Smile in the Mind

That sly feeling of elatedness and accomplishment crept into my mind as I saw this ad at the bus stop first thing in the morning waiting for the bus. Not the best of ads ever made, but I guess it's something that puts a smile in your mind, when you think about the innumerable rounds of brainstormings and client meetings that went over it in the first place.

For a better stirring of the mind go for this 'Smile in the Mind'.

04-15-2007: The Power of Listening

There is a reason why we have been given organs proportionately. Two eyes, two ears and one mouth. If only we took the time and effort to utilize it in the right proportions, the world would have been a far better place. So talk less and listen more is the message that came to my mind when I saw this visual collage of different ears from a Bang & Olufsen print ad.

This movie's inner message is also a more profound call to listen.

01-20-2007: Good-Old Fashioned

Got this flyer ad in my mailbox. Was surprised to see the handwritten copy on the flyer. It seems there are still people who write things down and take the effort to photocopy it and then distribute it through the mail.

Having lived in the last couple of years in the US where there is a daily barrage of junk mail in your mailbox, this one totally caught me by surprise. I am also wondering that the Singapore postal service must allow people to send such flyers through their postman. Because it had no stamp or postal authorization on it and yet was delivered into the locked post mail box at my apartment.

But I am not complaining, as there is a sense of feeling in me that somebody had personally written to me.