AND IN THAT MOMENT, I SWEAR WE WERE INFINITE

Nighteye is a weblog written by Dennis Ihlemann, a 21-year-old design aficionado hailing from Denmark. This site is a collection of his thoughts on movies, games, music, television, technology, anime, books, design, photography, typography, life, etc. Oh, and with a bit of lolcat thrown in here and there for good measure.

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Not Giving A Fuck

Looks like a great product, wouldn’t you agree? Just from watching that commercial I already don’t give a fuck! It seems to be working :)

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Viva la iTunes

Beautiful iTunes ad starring Coldplay and their incredible song called Viva La Vida.


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In Japan, URLs Are Totally Out

Cabel Sasser just got back from Japan and noticed that they do things a bit different over there.

Within minutes of riding on the first trains in Japan, I notice a significant change in advertising, from train to television. The trend? No more printed URL’s. The replacement? Search boxes! With recommended search terms!

I wonder when/if we’ll begin to see something similar here? Oh, and:

It makes sense, right? All the good domain names are gone.

It’s true. Most of the good domain names are already taken so it seems logical.

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Think Different 2007

Here’s to the crazy ones…


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Sony Bravia Pyramid Commercial

Sony Bravia

And they’ve done it again. These commercials are amazing!

Watch the ad in high resolution

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Halo 3 “Believe” Ad

I don’t own an Xbox 360 and I probably won’t ever play any of the Halo games, but I’m in love with the ad for Halo 3. Whenever it’s on I simply stop whatever I’m doing and just watch.


See fellow Dane Thomas Baekdal’s post about the ads
See Kotaku’s behind-the-scenes pictures of the ad

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It’s A Big Ad


… well it is.

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PS3 Ad

Wow, I really like this ad for the PS3. Check it out.

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The New Bravia Ad

This is the sequel if you will, to that commercial with the 250.000 superballs, which were released in San Francisco. Only, this is EVEN BETTER. I mean, wow.. go watch now.

Our latest TV ad - featuring massive paint explosions - took 10 days and 250 people to film. Huge quantities of paint were needed to accomplish this, which had to be delivered in 1 tonne trucks and mixed on-site by 20 people.

Watch the ad: Link.

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Don’t Work So Hard

This is a very funny commercial! It really took me by surprise.

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