Introspective Collective

The other music videos can be found here. The 1.0000000001th winner should also be checked out.

Congrats to the team who worked so hard on getting it up. Looking forward to version 2.0.

Always manage to capture beauty. Not really sure what INNI is, but I received an email from them today with a link to the video. I believe the translation is "inside" but I have no idea. Probably would be best if it's a new album.

via h30406.www3.hp.com

A news hub for Toyota-related content, Behind the Wheel has been around for years without a proper refresh. We've put it up on Wordpress with open graph integration. Congrats to all who worked so hard on it. Check it out, and come back as we start updating the content.

Pretty sweet. Measures the number of smiley faces and frown-y faces on twitter and then modifies the face depending on the Twitter "Mood" (similar to their website jellopuddingface.com). If people get too sad, JELL-O will start randomly sending out coupons to people. While neat, this is only part of the story. Because it's a real guy's face. And he used to work at CP+B. And he didn't know about it.

That incentive - to make money playing video games - may be all some people need to hole up in their parents' basement and never come out.

Before watching this 15 minute procedural, you better think again. Twice.

Pretty fun music video in the style of robot chicken.

I also wish I spent more time building flame-throwers and other weapons in preparation for the coming global apocalypse.

Going a long way to say something small (PUN INTENDED!). Anyway, I'm impressed by the art here and think this fingernail/smALL idea can be taken a lot farther.

via mikeroweworks.com

Pretty cool app that's launched in Japan. Links up with GPS so the environment changes depending on where you are, and there are little goodies and whatnot to collect as you drive. I believe it's available in the app store.

If you want to see a pro do it, check this:

And check out this video:

ParENtalk is another page we did for our Nestle client. This one is more of a resource page for anyone who is looking for information on Enteral Nutrition. Has some basic information on EN, but it's best feature is a forum where parents who have children who need EN can come together and share stories and suggestions. We'd love to add more functionality and content to the site in the future, but right now it looks pretty good.

Check out the BOOST Kid Essentials page - it's a little project we did at RAPP for Nestle along with some content for their Facebook page that you can click through to check out. This is only version 1.0, but the next version should be launching soon with more content and some other IA updates.