Champagne Valentine is another interactive agency that contributes a certain organic (read: absolutely bonkers) aesthetic to the advertising space. They’ve done a few large scale projects (remember those really awesome, psychedelic Napster ads back in the day?) and a few small scale projects. Their emphasis is, just looking at the site, pure design aesthetic. They keep every project in the same “key,” as it were.

The site’s design is a rather interesting way to entertain AND inform visitors to your site.

And that Napster stuff:

Stink Digital has launched a new site for Phillips to tout their newest top-of-the-line television utilizing 21:9 aspect ratio. The interactive trailer on the site provides a cool jumping off point for future brainstorms in regard to interactive video timelines, etc.

Here’s the video:

Although, I think it’s best to watch it from the site itself–inasmuch as you lose ALL interactive features on YouTube.

This is a very simple and rather hilarious :30 spot for the Boston Bruins. It was brought to the table mainly to entertain and to emphasize that “nothing trumps good writing.” Indeed.

It is important for use to approach all of our projects with a sensitivity to the meta-narrative of the campaign and attempt, to the greatest extent possible, to create simple, powerful and cohesive campaigns.

Nothing beats a simple idea delivered in a clever way.

Via Adfreak, you can read the original here.