
The story of snacks? What do you think. Zita/Amy?
This was one of my presented ideas from the new 'protect the earth' project.You really need to work full speed from now. Talking about day and night non-stop for ultimate output to finish all your executions in different media. No kidding!
XTC
Don't locked up by the idea whether it's about taste or about 150 flavours, it's useless if you cannot push it further, with copywriting in particular, or with a convincing and appealing visual. I hate to say this but I think you have not pushed it strongly. Forget about the palette. It's just boring. Don't be too rational, because you can't 'calculate' idea. Creativity needs a push with intuition, wild thought and risk taking. Try something else. Think oppositive, ask what if questions.
Chinese chess
Concentrate on your big idea please - reminding people in every aspect of their daily lives. Be brave and explore any possible execution along this line.
Books
Books can be useful. How useful? When useful? Where useful? Useful for who? Useful for what?
Snacks
our big idea is 'see what we can do with 'snack'. Then show us what you can do with it!
HK night parade
looking good. Please refine and modify as discussed. Need add more CNY and local features, brighter colors, chinese chracters, shop signs, calligraphy, etc...
Gigi
Step away and think different. The 'reverse' idea is just a quick thought by intuition. You don't need to follow if it has no spark on you. Try starting off with a different media to see what you'll be up to. Never say no (idea)!

In Japan it's not unusual to come across outdoor street events promoting one brand or another. However, about a year ago, Microsoft Japan caused a bit of a sensation when it initiated the "Big Shadow" project in the Shibuya area of Tokyo. Shibuya is a part of town that's especially popular amongst people 15-35—ideal targets for the product spotlighted at the event, theBlue Dragon video game for the XBox 360.
In the game, the main character has control of a giant shadow that is able to fight and defeat enemies. To give people a sense of the game, Microsoft projected enormous shadow creatures on the wall of a building in a high traffic area, and passers by were invited to use their own shadows to interact with them. Simultaneously, Microsoft made it possible for people to access and control projected shadows from their computers at home—all in real time.
The event and website were awarded a gold medal in the interactive campaign category of the Tokyo Interactive Ad Awards.