Scottish photographer George Logan and retoucher Tony Swinney created a series of funny images showing tiny domestic cats chasing after antelopes, zebras, elephants and doing other “big cat” stuff.

In order to promote Berlin Philharmonic orchestra, Mona Sibai and Bjoern Ewers came up with an idea to photograph musical instruments from inside.

If the right lighting at home is more than just a household appliance for you, the KŌH Lamp will definitely find its place in your room.

Those who want to apply for a job at the newly opened Bergge Tattoo, must carefully fill out the QR code and show off their skills, in order to access the application form.

To celebrate Valentine’s Day, IKEA is offering parents-to-be a free crib if your baby is born 9 months from today (14 November 2013). Sounds tempting? Then better hurry up!

Glasgow-based Guerilla marketing team called Polka Dots presents their set up a campaign, devoted to promote rich organic art and fresh art produce. The message was sent using edible flyers – the informational stickers were attached to fruits that people could help themselves to in public places.

A cute and merry pug from Isobel Advertising company wishes every one happy holidays!

Melbourne creative studio Yoke has reinvented the advent calendar in a new digital format with its own industry spin. People will be able to visit the Ad-vent Calendar and open a new door, but no chocolate or lollies will be found behind it. Instead, the door will reveal a visual treat in the form of 25 carefully selected ads and branded content from around the world.

Seeing a boy, denied of a mock kitchen set, or a girl, who won’t get a toy gun she was so excited about, still isn’t a very rare sight. TOP-TOY, the largest toy business in the Northern European market, set out to change this stereotypical toy division, created primarily by media. The company published a gender-neutral Christmas toy catalog in Sweden and Denmark.

These creatively dangerous ads were created by Fischer America for a design studio called Macacolandia with a message “Give More Life to Drawings”. Art Director: Hugo Amaral. Illustration: Marcelo Braga. Photo: Lucio Cunha.