Where your PPI claims and other unsolicited text messages really come from.
Credits: Julien Renvoye, July Pluto, Helpshift and dribbble via Dribbble, suthathep chapakiya, REF VECTOR and Pinterest
A student’s class celebrates his birthday. Coming from a poor family, the boy receives a gift that is beyond his wildest dreams. His reaction is quite moving. Money and expensive things aren’t everything, but the love of your friends is priceless.
Credits: GifGifMagazine via Ivana Ljupša, GIFs Community and Facebook
The wily one is calling. Now you can tell him to stop raiding your bins and crapping all over the garden.
Credit: SunshineMobile
Today marks the launch of GDPR, the Europe-wide data protection legislation which gives more power to the individual about how their data is used, gathered, treated and stored by public and private corporations. As someone who works a great deal with customer data, this is something I’ve been prepared for for a while. My inbox meanwhile, is groaning from all the GDPR compliance emails from companies I never realised I had any dealings with XD
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A GIF from a ClearScore email I received in July 2017, promoting their rejigged mobile phone app. There’s an iPhone showing the app in use. It looks very cool, although I haven’t downloaded it myself… yet. Notice also the subtly colour shifting gradients at the bottom of the GIF. Oddly satisfying.
Credits: ClearScore via Outlook
This piece is based on a stock photo of someone’s hand holding an iPhone. I added effects via Blingee, then post-processed via the ScreenToGif software program. This piece combines aspects of the vaporwave art movement with normal advertising layout standards. Some could view this as a subtle critique on consumerism, but I’ll leave you to create your own impression.
Credits: Vijay Shah, Blingee
One of the great things about smartphones, is they have democratised the ability to captures memories via video. In the olden days, you had to shell out a lot of money for a pricey camcorder. Now you can get even an old smartphone, point and click.
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