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If you could drink a Slurpee out of anything, would you choose a plastic cup modeled from the soundwaves of a radio ad?
To celebrate Australia's Bring Your Own Cup Day—a 7-Eleven promotion that lets customers put their Slurpee in unusual containers, like teapots and buckets—Leo Burnett Melbourne recorded Slurpee radio spots that featured sounds like mating blue whales and cheering soccer fans. Then it designed 3-D printable drinking vessels based on the waveforms (the visual representations of the audio) of the commercials.
Consumers can use the designs to print their own cups, or compete for a brand-made one on Facebook.
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