So we thought it was time we let someone else do the talking. So we asked several of our clients to give us a bit of feed back and let us know what they thought of RARE. We were so happy with the feedback, we made this happy little video to share with you all. Thanks everyone!

Here at RARE we always like to try something different when working on new projects. We thought we'd Lo-Fi half of our recent iPad influx to create a RARE Logo Wall. Check out the vid below.

Check this out. The ultimate in iPhone snobbery and utterly ridiculous to boot!!

Nostalgia reigns supreme in this awesome idea. People go back to the place where photos were taken to match up memorable shots with the scene they were taken, leaving little messages of thanks to the photograph for keeping the memory alive.  Have a look and wait for the warm feeling to arrive. http://dearphotograph.com.

Yes, we know its Star Wars and we'd probably like it know matter what. However this is a great example of how to take an advert and make it better - oh, and really make your own point...

Raising the bar again Amon Tobin shows us how a VJ set should be done. This impressive (and huge) 3D set pushes the boundaries of todays use of 3D projection. Look out for tour dates near you as we thoroughly recommend a ticket.

Ok, thats a broad and brash statement said with a little bravado attached, but this guy (George Lambro) has got the hang of it!

Some say... "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". How could we even progress as a race if we didn't question the purpose of everything or even try to extend and improve the use of everyday items and tasks. One man is on a mission to change the way we look at life by converting the norm into the extraordinary. 'Nose Stylus', (below) lets you keep one hand free, whilst operating your mobile device, it even comes with hair on it, to simulate real noses. Read on....

In England its a criminal offence to deface a bank note. Mark Wagner makes a living out of it in America. He creates pieces of art utilising the dollar bill, cutting, folding and finely slicing it to produce these collages.

Did you know that in the three minutes it takes you to whip cream Germany produces six tons of electronic scrap? StudioMontag have got round this by looking at daily processes another way. Look at the R2B2 below.