Some schools such as Panamericana Escola de Arte e Design offer enrollee test papers full with small circles or lines. Almap BBDO made ads from several of those papers. The key question is: How far does your creativity go? 
Advertisments, Thought outMarch 18, 2009 1:49 pm
Design-studio Ozi’s which is a comics studio made an interesting project “Recycling Junk into Art”. They visualize spam’s mottos and messages. I bet everyone saw the messages in your e-mail box. If you didn’t, you are the lucky one! Here instead of boring and annoying spam messages we get funny pictures!
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30 Money Facts That Will Blow You Away
Do you think you know a lot about money? Maybe you do. Maybe you don’t. But let’s see if any of the following facts are in any way surprising to you: 1. More of our fantasies are about money… than sex. 2. If we could have any luxury in the world (and money didn’t matter) more of us would choose to spend money on a butler and a maid than anything else. 3. 90% of Americans who own pets buy them Christmas gifts. 4. Money is the leading cause of disagreements in marriages. 5. 65% of Americans would live on a deserted island all by themselves for an entire year for $1,000,000.
Thought out, ScienceMarch 16, 2009 12:38 pm
It’s hard to communicate exactly colors. If you’re speaking of black or red, you most likely would be understood. But what if you wish to communicate pale-yellow or grayish black colors? However the verbalization of sounds is much more complicated. In 1950, General Motors condensed the sounds of car trouble into seven types:
Thought out, ScienceMarch 12, 2009 1:23 pm
A Business Built on Mentos and Coke
Stephen Voltz and Fritz Grobe were a soggy, grinning mess. Wearing lab coats, safety goggles and clip-on ties, they stood in a downpour before thousands of cheering fans. It wasn’t rain that drenched them but 55 gallons of Diet Coke. 
Thought out, Short storyMarch 11, 2009 2:35 pm
10 Things to Be Done If You’re Kidnapped and Held to Ransom
1. Wonder if you will get a kickback. 2. Ask them to show you their licenses or passports to check the registration because you tend to support only domestic producers, not Iranian hoodlum who down-hilled yesterday.
It isn’t tough to understand why generic drugs produce better health outcomes. No, they don’t have any secret ingredients in them that make them more powerful than name brand medications. The reason isn’t scientific. It’s economic. They’re less expensive. When times are tight and you have to make a call between a prescription and something to eat, you pass over the pharmacy in favor of the grocery store.
Hitler is known for being one of the most evil and murderous leaders in history. Yet few people know that he also produced a large amount of paintings, focusing on flowers, country sides and cathedrals. 
Adolf Hitler, failed dictator of Germany during the Second World War, produced a variety of oil and watercolor paintings. In addition to being responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people, including the genocide of six million Jews, Hitler was an artist who used cathedrals and flowers as subject matter for many of his paintings.
ArtMarch 4, 2009 12:51 pm
Art is everywhere around us. Today humans are limited by almost nothing in their expression of world vision. Here is a selection of unusual sudden works. However the selection’ list is very subjective and if you know other worth works and authors, you’re welcome to comment! Chakaia Booker 
Chaikaia Booker currently works and resides in New York City. She creates a wearable sculpture in response to the materials which she uses in her current work. Booker began to create work from discarded materials which she found at conduction sites. These found materials each had its own purpose, history, and use which she finds interesting. This search for discarded materials brings us to the “rubber tire” from which her most notorious work is created.
Chakaia Booker began working with rubber tires in the early 1990’s and presently continues to work in this medium. The rubber and tires were transformed into fluid materials giving them a new life and energy. The tires represented metaphors which satisfied aesthetic, political, and economic concerns.
