Make the logo BIGGER !!

Last August Diet Coke unveiled limited edition packaging from Turner Duckworth featuring an enlarged, cropped version of the logo.

Ad Age in the US now reports that Diet Coke is making the design permanent across cans only, due "to popular demand".

(via CRBlog)

Coca-Cola Happiness Islands

Check out these little addictive sets of sitelets for Coca Cola called 'Happiness Islands'. The sitelets like falling dominos, recording record and blowing bubbles do nothing more than create a little fun in your day (lets be honest we all need that from time to time). Some make use of cameras and mics and you can't help but want to look at every site on the map, each sitelet has a little nod to the Coke bottle shape with the odd logo here or there with the overall experience being a nice way for Coca Cola to say 'happiness'.

Have fun exploring!

http://www.happinessislands.com

Google's new logo is actually quite nice...

Google’s new apps/music/books store Google Play launches with this easy-on-the-eye identity - thankfully moving away from the garish bright colours usually associated with the internet Superbrand.  

The Shot Glass Card

Introducing The Shot Glass Card, A birthday card that allows for immediate celebration! See link below for more details / photos and even a video showing you how to assemble your very own shot glass made out of card.

http://55his.com/shop/shot-glass-card

Imagine With Lego

We all love Lego no matter what age, so pushing the creativity of building blocks further has just got better. A German advertising agency created this simple yet great print campaign to advertise Lego featuring minimalist interpretations of some of our most iconic cartoon characters created with Lego blocks. Have a look and see how many can you guess?

http://yinnyang.co.uk/2012/03/imagine-with-lego/

Nike+ FuelStation

For all you athletes out there, Nike has now opened the world's first ever Nike+ FuelStation at Boxpark London. It is a retail space like no other designed for today's digitally enabled athlete, get down there and check out the cool video below.

Judge a Book by its Cover

In an unusual move for Stylist magazine, the February 23rd edition of the women's weekly title forgoes a famous face for a cover by David Shrigley.

Being a fashion and style magazine, Stylist normally has glossy photography on its cover. But for its Books issue, Stylist's photography director Tom Gormer asked Shrigley to come up with a cover.

http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2012/february/stylist-shrigley-cover