Over Christmas, I was lucky enough to hop over to New York, and while over there I happened to stumble across the Tim Burton Exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). I’m a massive fan of Tim Burton, probably because he’s got such a weird imagination. But what I didn’t know was that he is the most amazing artist.

If you ever get to New York and see his exhibition you will not only see his most famous work like bits and pieces from Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissor Hands and so on, but you will see what I thought was the most exciting of his work, his character drawings. As you can see from the picture above, they are strange as hell, quirky, slightly dark and extremely funny. If you go to the exhibition website here and go to ‘works’ you can see more of these amazing drawings. By stepping into this exhibition you are basically stepping into Tim Burtons freakishly weird brain, and its fantastic!

Even though most of the spanish tourists ignored the signs and the constant shouting of security guards, no photographs were allowed to be taken in the exhibition. So the only picture I got… was of the entrance. Yea i wimped out, but you have to admit the entrance does look pretty good.

So, scrape together a bit of dosh by painting next doors fence or walking peoples dogs and get yourself to New York and see this exhibition. You will love it!

Its on until 26th April so you still have time!
Quick, hurry up!
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Over & out.

Check out the video here

The slowness, rigidness and shaking limbs often associated with Parkinson’s Disease can make simple, everyday tasks virtually impossible. For non-sufferers it’s difficult to comprehend an existence where opening a carton of milk or using a telephone is an impossible task. DDB/Rapp, Melbourne helped people experience this complete lack of physical control for themselves by filling arcade style skill-testers with everyday objects. The agency then placed them around Melbourne, collecting $1 coins to fund help Parkinson’s Victoria’s research at the same time. In the first 12 hours over $5000 was collected.

One of our new account execs found this interactive Pringles ad which picked up a Gold Cyber Lion at Cannes this year. I challenge anyone to stop clicking before the end. Just paste the link below into your browser…

http://awardshome.com/cannes2009/pringles/can-hands.html