Brilliant.

Islamabad? Not at all. Sam Kekovich is back with this year’s installment of his Australia Day lamb TVCs.

Wishing you a merry Christmas…

Below is a four-minute video, produced by local police in Gwent, Wales, that has gone viral, attracting more than 1.5 million views on YouTube alone. Unfortunately, YouTube has restricted viewings to those over 18 because of its graphic nature, although through sharing on sites like Facebook and embedding on other websites (like I have) gets around the issue.

In a statement on the Gwent Police website, they are hoping the video can be used in schools across the U.K. to deter texting while driving “because we want to stop ALL drivers, but particularly young and new ones, from causing accidents”.

Effective? I reckon it might just be. I’d love to see this picked up as a public service announcement and played at the cinemas in its entirety. Pass it on – this one needs to be seen, and not just by kids, but by adults, whom are all too guilty of this activity.

Very clever episode of “Will it Blend?” where a selection of Olympus kit gets smoothified. Check it out.

Wieden + Kennedy’s Amsterdam office created Let It Shine – a Honda commercial in which a bank of cars (Honda’s, naturally) arranged in a grid, use their headlights as pixels to create an animated sequence.

Here’s an ad we developed for Veet, the hair removal brand… A parting message for George W in the Sydney Daily Telegraph today.

JWT New York present us with this little kitty on rye.

Does it taste like chicken? That is the question.

And Adidas are getting in on the action with a start to the 2009 advertising campaign that is believe to be a springboard for many other avenues of content in the new year.

…and FWIW, if I had a brand that said who I was when I wasn’t at work. This would be it.

Here’s the latest TVC for Toyota Corolla in Australia. Something different from Toyota that’s for sure!