The Boryeong Mud Festival is an annual festival which takes place during the summer in Boryeong, a town around 200 km south of Seoul, South Korea. Girls take a very active part in it, their favorite thing to do is a playful wrestling.
Brussels marketing agency Mortierbrigade wanted to show why ad placement is important. In order to do so, they put a few ads in a strategic places in a satirical Belgian magazine “Humo.”
IKEA teamed up with a Swedish agency Åkestam Holst to create a clever ad campaign. IKEA’s products were renamed to correspond the most frequently googled relationship problems. The idea is that the new name goes with the problem and this product can help solve it.
This list includes console video games from the 80s to today, and only games from more modern consoles. To put together this list, Metacritic scores and user reviews were also taken into consideration.
It is always inspiring to see unusual and amazing cloud formations. This is one of those situations when a perfectly spherical cloud was captured in Fujisawa, a city in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Some climate experts says that it is a “roll cloud that forms under wind created from a ‘mountain wave’ (or airstreams going over mountains) on a windy day.”
Joanna von Mruff’s dream to visit DPR has finally come true this September. The visited Pyongyang, DMZ, the Diamond Mountain and more. She says that it is not that bad everybody believes it to be there. She also explains that a lot of western tourists claim that it is “illegal” to take photos in North Korea almost everywhere when in really it is not like it.
LA based model Deddeh Howard has created a new photo-project called Black Mirror to raise awareness about the lack of diversity in the fashion industry with her. She recreates famous fashion campaigns where she takes place of major modelling stars. She explains, "For this project I decided to re-shoot several of the inspiring and famous campaigns out there and try to show what they could look like with a black model. Why can’t the big brands not embrace our diversity more and give all of us visibility? With this Black Mirror project I hope to show the world that it is time for all of us being seen."
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