Ouch
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Here at IdeaMill we celebrate good ideas. Sometimes to appreciate a good idea you have to contrast it against a bad one. Here’s an example of an idea that you might not want to try at a National Football League game.
Details, Oh Sweet Details
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A great idea, coupling the posting method with the concept makes this poster so much stronger. See a full size pic here.
That’s One Smart Car.
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Hmmm… takes up no space. Uses very little fuel. Ok, I get it.
SNL. Disney. Narnia. Word.
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Image courtesy Flickr: Say Anything
SNL made a bitchin’ video celebrating “The Chronicles of Narnia” Check it.
Movie site: The Chronicles of Narnia. The Lion. The Witch and The Wardrobe.
Spoofs All Around
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Enjoy a couple promo spots from one of our fav sites, ihaveanidea.org, in a collaboration with Taxi:
Hotel Room
Construction
Grandma
Way to Go William Wray
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Image courtesy: Spike TV
He is mostly known for his painting style on the Ren and Stimpy Show, his monthly strip in Mad Magazine and his collaborations with Mike Mignola on Hellboy Jr. But, Bill is currently concentrating on fine art oil painting. Some damn fine work. Cheers for following passions.
Bernbach-isms
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All you need to know about producing great work in just 17 pages. Enjoy this brief book, titled… Bill Bernbach Said.
Basic Knowledge
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You have to know the rules before you can break them. Here’s the real deal of the proper shirt folding technique.
Interesting Perspective
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There’s a new book on the scene, “Pick Me: Breaking into Advertising and Staying There” , by Nancy Vonk and Janet Kestin. With feature advice from some of the world’s top creatives: Dave Droga, Neil French, Chuck Porter, and Bob Scarpelli. Read an excerpt from the forward here.
1,000 Points of Light… Beer?
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Well, well, well. Look who has just filmed 7 hours of the most complex home Christmas display ever: Miller Brewing. Now that money and fame have become part of the game, I’m sensing the competition will heat up. In the meantime, check out the instructions posted by the home’s owner, Carson Williams of Ohio.

