The Whole Story

If you're looking for an original photo album then The Whole Story might be what you're looking for. The album stands as a display object, you can flip through the photos inside it like any other album, or you can remove the binding to expand the photos, allowing you to view them as a whole story. Buy it here. - To buy, go to Work -> The Whole Story.

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Inukshuk: Multi-Functional Stone Magnets For Your Office

Berlin-based designer Dewa Bleisinger has created 'Inukshuk' a multi-functional office device for German company Troika.

The 'Inukshuks' have integrated magnets, enabling users to arrange the stones according to their needs - functioning as a paperclip or photo holder, or an anti-stress device for your hands.

'Inukshuk' allows you to create your own desktop sculpture while maintaining an organized workspace.

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A Matter Of Perspective

If you don't see anything on this fance found in Berlin, you might want to look again.
And the whole thing works from the other direction too.

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Photos Combined with Pencil Drawings

Ben Heine, a talented Belgian artist, has created a series of awesome images by combining photographs with pencil drawings.

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Style Your Doors

Your doors don't have to be boring anymore thanks to these photo films from Style Your Door.
You can also style your garage and windows.

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CrissCross Photo Clip

"Angular and modern enameled steel photo display hangs on any wall and shows off your photos and memos via tightly coiled metal springs."
Buy it here.

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SD Photo Album

Well, we do use SD cards in our digital cameras to save our digital pics, why not our printed ones too?!
Buy it here.

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"No Photo" Profile Pics For Facebook

Artist Visualbug has created a few Facebook no photo images for those popular, but shy Facebook users.


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My Photo Camera Bag

Buy it here.

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IKEA's Brilliant Facebook Campaign

Here's the story.

IKEA opened a new store in Malmo, Sweden and didn't have a lot of money to advertise about it or let people know about it. So they hired a small advertising agency called Forsman and Bodenfors to create a special launch campaign.

Now, what the agency did was that it created a Facebook profile for the store manager, Gordon Gustavsson. and over a period of 2 weeks, it uploaded images from IKEA showrooms to his Facebook photo album. Then they announced that the first person to tag their name to a product in the pictures, won it.

Before you knew it, word got out and thousands of Swedes were begging for more pictures so they could tag themselves a new sofa, a new bed etc. At this point, thousands of Swedes, were spreading pictures of IKEA showrooms all around their profile pages!

Genius!

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