In a cheeky set of new ads, the College for Creative Studies liken art school to drug use in not so subtle ways. Will this reverse psychology work? This is your brain on art kids, heed the warning…

Check out more ads after the fold.

Absolut continues to produce some of the best art related advertising in the liquor business.

Arsenal’s 125th Anniversary is celebrated with an ode to the club’s history and future, directed by Ryan Hopkinson, revealing the passion, forward-thinking philosophy and belief in youth that the club inspires through game-changing Gunners.

The trailer features words from Spike Lee, a visionary director in his own right, describing manager Arsene Wenger’s approach to the beautiful game.

The film forms a portion of the “Forever Forward” campaign from Nike, which champions a new start for the club and a future projection drawing inspiration from a storied past.

Rumors of an exhibition coming to London’s Saatchi Gallery next month are flitting about as well… more news on that as it solidifies.

Trust Kevin Lyons to make a billboard cool. His “Monsters” are currently running wild in LA. (via Arkitip).

BLVD Ice is the latest energy space created by Nike Basketball. The build is shown here in detail through the lens of Game Seven Marketing.

BLVD Ice
2490 Frederick Douglass Blvd.
New York, NY

Animated viral advertisement for the New York Cosmos Blackout range by Umbro.

“Commemorating the New York city blackout of July 1977, Umbro have created a special edition range of products for the New York Cosmos. The Cosmos Blackout range has been inspired by the moment that star defender Carlos Alberto Torres arrived in New York in 1977, in the midst of the blackout. In this video, Carlos’ recollections of the time are brought to life in this terrific animation.”

This advertisement is the first in Marmite’s new “Hate Cuisine” campaign. It’s amusing and also functions as a solid take on contemporary high/low food culture discussions.

While K-Swiss will score higher in recognition for the current Kenny Powers as CEO campaign, this series featuring the legend of Joey “Love” Yates really strikes a cord. Nostalgic and humorous, the videos are well worth watching and the conception of the campaign website is solid too.

View all the Joey Yates episodes after the jump.

Fun new spot for the Hyperfuse from Nike.

This type of thing never gets old. With a simple premise – take a preexisting movie poster and give it a little remix – there is always still enough “haha” moment to provide momentary enjoyment. Old Red Jelopy (great name) is responsible for this crop of remade movie posters, employing Lego figures in place of people. Fun stuff, and perfect fodder for pre-holiday weekend viewing.

More after the jump.