A lesson in laughter from design students
Three young talents from the Miami Ad School created this brilliant fake promo - you won't believe it's not a real ad!
Back in November, we told you about Donation Box - a fake advert for an iPhone app by advertising students at Miami Ad School that was so professionally made, we couldn't believe it wasn't real. Now a bunch of Hamburg-based students from the same school have produced this cool - and equally fake ad - for a promotional campaign by Coca-Cola.
Laughter Tracker is a laughter-recognition smartphone app which records your laughs via your phone's microphone all day long, in both real life and phone conversations. You can then choose your preferred laugh to spread online. It's a great idea, so it's a shame that, just like Donation Box, it doesn't exist - well not yet, anyway...
Again, the professionalism of the fake ad is impressive, and again we find ourselves saying: "Someone make this app now!"
Also read:
- The 20 best iPhone apps for designers
- 40 best iPad apps for designers
- 10 best apps for art on the iPad
- The 20 best iPhone and iPad apps for typefaces and fonts
Have you seen a great idea for an iPhone app? Tell us about it in the comments below!
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