The Spreenkler group in Milwaukee is one of the more creative, driven sets of people that I’ve ever met. In this video, Brian Artka gives a little taste of what the crowd is like. Great work Brian.

I saw two videos today that made me think we’re only beginning to see the raw potential that lies in the iPhone. When Apple decided to open the platform up to developers, it was such a brilliant idea! Building a platform and letting others take it and run is a very compelling business model.

This first video shows the Brushes app, and how it was used to create cover art for a recent issue of the New Yorker. Are you kidding me?! A $5 application being used in design for a major publication. That’s just unbelievable. You can read more about this here.

This second video shows a new iPhone game called “Seek n’ Spell”. Players of the game have to run all over a specific geographic area to collect letters, helping them make words to win the game. What really amazes me is how this game involves the physical world and software. The future will be very very interesting.

That’s a damn good ad.

Nike (or whoever does their marketing) has been making inspiring commercials for as long as I can remember. I just found a site that lets you check out many of their new ones (Videos – Nike ).

You know you’re doing something right when people search out your ads instead of fast-forwarding through them…

Do yourself a favor and watch Eclectic 2.0 by Ross Ching.  What a great thing to wake up to!  And if you’re interested, here’s how he made it. I’m already looking for this equipment…

I laughed out loud.

I did a little stop-action film project with my friend Tad today. I’m mostly behind the camera and only make a short cameo as a stunt double — can you see where? And now, without further ado, I give you the Brady Street Skate vid…

I found this video today over at the Creative Cooler blog. It’s a clever way to get the message across…