29 February 2008 3 Comments

GMail Art: Google goes viral in Russia

During the creation of the Google Russia viral video “GMail Art“, the following ingredients were used: 162 meters of grey tape, 45 Lego bits, 32 pieces of clay, 18 painting brushes, 18 m² plastic foil, 12 aerosols, 10 liters of white paint, 4 rolls of paper, 2 kg millet pulp, 1 printer, 1 hair drier, 1 floorcloth and 1 saw.

Great Russian GMail viral

The promotional video was produced by Saatchi Moscow to get more Russian GMail subscribers:


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3 Responses to “GMail Art: Google goes viral in Russia”

  1. tomson 2 March 2008 at 18:14 #

    Nice video! It reminds me of the Soviet stop motion movies from the early 1920s which I discussed in an art class back in high school :-)

  2. Racing Schools 6 July 2008 at 16:33 #

    It’s about time Google did that. Russia is just so untapped.

  3. Singapore Seminars 18 July 2008 at 19:50 #

    Nice video from Saatchi. By the way they just pulled out their operations from Singapore and Bangkok. Maybe they’re doing really well in Russia.


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