old school

[stones]

I'm assuming people have seen fakepilot before, but just in case I thought I'd throw it up. This guy has been around forever, before I even knew what flash was. This was, as far as I can remember, my first experience with what has essentially become a web standard. So pretend it's ten years ago and you're sitting in your parents basement, and you just stumbled across some weird website.

http://www.fakepilot.com/archive/fakepilot/

[resurepus]

I haven't seen the site! Thanks for the link!

[rinaldidesigns]

I haven't seen it before...thanks great artist, site...

[feros]

I guess the flash is cool ... but I have no idea what I'm supposed to be looking at. She's a ho and the guy spilled his OJ? Art?

[stones]

Design. The movie in question is for a bed commercial. I suppose he could have shown a picture of a bed but I think he decided to push it a little further. Keeping the bed the same but cycling through the lives of a handfull of people and their experiences in or around the bed (love, sex, fights, spilling OJ) was creative as hell as far as I'm concerned. Not to mention visually stimulating and fast paced. Plus he did throuw out a deisclaimer real quick in the beginning that "This is no ordinary commercial".

[feros]

Just seemed more stupid than art to me.

/opinion

Design. The movie in question is for a bed commercial. I suppose he could have shown a picture of a bed but I think he decided to push it a little further. Keeping the bed the same but cycling through the lives of a handfull of people and their experiences in or around the bed (love, sex, fights, spilling OJ) was creative as hell as far as I'm concerned. Not to mention visually stimulating and fast paced. Plus he did throuw out a deisclaimer real quick in the beginning that "This is no ordinary commercial".

[ghostshadow]

I liked the intro

[karansinh]

Good Website. Thanks for the link.

[Al3x]

I think your the only one who's heard of Fakepilot, interesting stuff nevertheless.