This piece by Everynone (in Collaboration with WNYC’s Radiolab & NPR) proves that sometimes there are no words, sometimes too many, and sometimes the scene speaks for itself.

Be sure to watch the full Ad here

This BBC Ad created by ISO Design uses such gorgeous footage, that we think this could have been a Scottish Travel Ad…but really, it’s that tilt-shift effect and the innovative text floating away in the wind that caught our eye. The result? A design-based twist on the historical.

Viva World Cup!

This animation, set to author Dan Pink‘s Keynote RSA speech about the science behind personal motivation is simple yet incredibly effective. It’s definitely reminiscent of a somewhat amped-up UPS ad, but in the best possible way. The fascinating science behind it all, and the accompanying mesmerizing drawings make this a must-watch.

WORLD Cinema promo from Adriano Zanetti on Vimeo.

After finally sitting down and watching Zombieland, I realized within the first couple minutes that this was going to be a movie right up my alley. The opening sequence and subsequently featured rules are a great representation of the overall vibe; you know it’s all pretty messed up, but can’t help but enjoying yourself along the way.

Art of the Title Sequence has a great interview with Ben Conrad of Logan, the graphics house behind the opening sequence and rules featured in the movie. By integrating the text of the rules with the footage of the film, they actually became a character all their own in this uber-violent yet playful take on zombies.

Check out the interview and additional title sequence/rule images here.