Steak restaurant Maloney & Porcelli aren’t the cheapest restaurant in New York. They have come up with this fun and useful tool to get your bill past your expenses department at work. You simply enter the amount of your bill and click download and it gives you a pdf of mixed reciets from generic retailers. Sweet! Steak tonight!!!

When the market goes down the clothes come off. That’s the concept behind Droga5 New York’s new campaign for Puma. In his President’s Address at Spikes Asia in Singapore last week David Droga previewed the campaign which you can check out below and see the website in action HERE.

Enrique (Henry), also called Quique the head, was born a head and in Argentina, now he’s looking for a body in this clever campaign made by Shackleton, are you the donator he’s looking for? This video tells his story (big time when he sneezes):

Diesel appears two or three times on the site and is also the registrant for the domain name, and two of the tags of the video are “fashion” and “motorbike”, so i guess it’s about Diesel helmets? (my own update, it’s about Mowie Helmets, by Diesel)

(so funny that the guy on the right of the Youtube video caption above is my friend Marc, who worked both at Shackleton and Diesel some time ago)

Thinking inside the box is a project from Zulu Alpha Kilo agency, setting eight of their “interdisciplinary thinkers” in a white box for nine hours in Dundas Square (Toronto), and then asking people to come up with some questions and problems to be solved by the eight creatives. The site is pretty neat and well done and it’s quite interesting seeing the videos and how they proposed solutions for the questions raised.

The Central Station of Antwerp is at least a 100 years old and recently rebuild. To give the (online) world a peak of the results, Famous Brussels put the whole station in pixel art. You can now take a virtual tour, create you own avatar and even collect diamands for extra info on the station. A fun and easy solution to show off the impressive building in a 3d environment.

Via Buzzing Bees