GMail Art: Google goes viral in Russia

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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.

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”

2 March 2008

tomson

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 :-)
6 July 2008

Racing Schools

It’s about time Google did that. Russia is just so untapped.
18 July 2008

Singapore Seminars

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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