Recently we teamed them up with Nike to do this spot. These shoes were equipped with sensors so that when the shoes is bent to a certain degree it will produce a certain sound and also to demonstrate how flexible these running shoes are. Pretty cool stuff.

Exhibit A – Bangkok Dangerous

This first one is classic straight on pissed off Nic. Also seen in such films as 8mm, Ghost Rider (see Exhibit B) & Face Off although, the last one was more of a blank stare

Exhibit B – Ghost Rider

I guess I’d pissed off too if half my face was constantly bursting into flames and burning off

Exhibit C – Next

Two women on the brain and the world potentially ending!? That’ll drive anyone crazy

Exhitbit D – The Wicker Man

Run Nic! Burning man is after you…the hippies can’t be too far behind!

Exhibit E – Windtalkers

It’ll be ok Nic, I’m sorry the war is ruining your zen time

Exhitbit F – National Treasure: Book of Secrets

Ya…saving the world is kinda like holding the door at an office building. You do it once and you’re stuck doing it forever.

Exhibit G – World Trade Center

Not touching this one on the fear that I may be shunned by the interwebs

Exhibit H – Lord of War

You did it to yourself Nic, apocalypses don’t happen on their own

Feel free to add to the list of pissed of Nic Cage posters; I’m sure there are many more that I’ve missed.

I have got to admit, like a lot of folks out there I have yet to get excited about the iPad. It is hard for a lot of designers and techies to imagine a use for it, but I think at times we forget designers and techies are a small percentage of the world populus. Sure iPad is a less than stellar name for a product, but it is still a really cool concept. I think Stephen Fry does say it best in this article.

I think designers can look at the iPad like a new land of interactive goodness to be conquered, like the folks at iA did with their iPad template (based on the work of out own TO based Teehan+Lax). Let’s try not to forget we design for the world, not ourselves, and that there is potential for innovation here.

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FUN: TNYorker is currently accepting Dessert Island illustrations. Interested?

“Making his major exhibition debut in London, New York-based tattoo artist Scott Campbell recently opened his latest exhibition, entitled “Always Almost There”, at the Lazarides Gallery. The show featured Campbell’s signature style in the form of laser etching on multi-layered creations. “Always Almost There” runs through October 30th, 2009.”

Check it out here

The human body: revealed with exceptional form by the NYTimes.

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