(TrendHunter.com) These days, you can never have enough USB storage. Let’s say you are at a party or at your coworker’s office and someone shows you a cool clip, game or movie on their notebook, if you have a USB drive on you, its easy to just copy it.
The Berlin USB cufflinks by Tonia Welter stylishly integrate suc…
(TrendHunter.com) Starbucks unveiled its new Pike Place Roast today. So what you say? Well ,Vancouver-based Contexture Design came up with these handmade bracelets fashioned from reclaimed veneer that are always on hand, or actually your arm, but fit snugly around your cup when you need your java fix. They look funky…
– If you’re wondering how BMW will get its 2009 BMW 1-Series to America, this video explains the process. (The video’s way more fun than this description)
(TrendHunter.com) They say the home is an extension of yourself; it’s a haven where you can express your style outwardly. Judging by these mural homes, apparently some people have a lot to express!
I’ve seen garage doors turned into murals, and those alone are very eye-catching, but for the truly expressive, it take…
While it’s not an easy one to get over, we’re sure she’d see and appreciate the humor of it all. After the fact, of course.
Water instinct.
Advertising Agency: Lowe Pirella Fronzoni, Italy
Creative Directors: Francesco Bozza, Umberto Casagrande
Art Directors: Pietro Lorusso, Anna Lomboni
Copywriters: Andrea Stanich, Gianni Miraglia
Photographer: cromo
Published: August 2007
(TrendHunter.com) Trend Hunter recently featured a nerdy Pixel Couch, and it seems that pixels, an integral part of modern life, are inspiring more and more furniture designs.
The Pixel Sofa by Ron Arad for Moroso is set to be featured at the upcoming Salone del Mobile from 16 to 21 April, 2008.
The unique sofa is…
(TrendHunter.com) A man has just sold the domain name “pizza.com” for over $2 million after an online auction.
Purchasing the name had to have been one of the best modern investments made; it costs only $20 a year to keep ownership of the domain. The sale was inspired by vodka.com which sold for $3 million two year…
(TrendHunter.com) We all need additional help from time to time and thanks to Archie McPhee there is now a Patron Saint (and matching action figure) for almost every occasion.
For example Saint Anthony, the Patron Saint of Bacon, comes with a Prayer to Assist with the Enjoyment of Quality Bacon. GENIUS!
Other exam…
(TrendHunter.com) I just couldn’t stop laughing at these Downy Softener ads. They are very witty and funny.
The aim of the campaign is to promote Downy Softener’s effect on your clothes, leaving them extra soft and comfortable to wear.
With the tag line, “You feel like your clothes are not there” the ads show a wo…
Advertising Agency: JWT, New Delhi, India
Art Director / Copywriter / Illustrator: Rakesh Ranjan
(TrendHunter.com) Now here’s a beauty gadget that will stop people in their tracks! This tube of lipstick is actually a stun gun in disguise.
The Lipstick Stun Gun looks just like a regular, metallic tube of lipstick, but it’s so much more useful than any cosmetic could be. Ladies, if you regularly find you have to…
Advertising Agency: JWT, New Delhi, India
Art Director / Copywriter / Illustrator: Rakesh Ranjan
He’s there to make sure all the stereotypically white-clad future people are well fed with BK’s Cheesy Bacon BK Wrapper.
Advertising Agency: JWT, New Delhi, India
Art Director / Copywriter / Illustrator: Rakesh Ranjan
(TrendHunter.com) Your excuse for playing out of tune, besides from not being able to tune your guitar, is that guitars grow and expand from the humidity. Some smart dudes invented the N-Tune gadget that attaches to a guitar without drilling, so you can always tune your guitar on the spot.
The idea was interesting …
(TrendHunter.com) If you’ve tried to get your kids interested in history, but can’t get them excited about it, then surely you haven’t tried these historical lollipops called Head Pops.
I think they rock, as they look pretty great and are a lot more effective than some of the uber-crappy “shaped” lollipops where you…
If the U.S. were a client, any ad agency worth its salt would recommend a serious brand assessment. A recent New York Times poll found 81% of Americans believed "things have pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track." Sounds like a classic business problem to me.
You never really know how small the world is until you start working with stock photography. One day, you’re putting a young professional on the cover of a bank brochure; the next, you’re seeing the same young professional in a university bookstore ad. Thus is the blessing and the curse of Jennifer Anderson, who posed for a stock photo shoot more than 10 years ago. Those shots of her looking hip yet studious have since popped up in countless ads and on book jackets for everything from Backpacking With God to Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depressed Adolescence, leading her to be dubbed “The Everywhere Girl.†Thanks to image-recognition software, it’s easier than ever to collect her endless appearances. In fact, she’s more “everywhere†than ever these days: You can read her blog (which includes “recent sightingsâ€) and follow her on Twitter. Do you have a favorite stock-art celebrity that you love or hate to see all over the marketing map? If so, post a link in the comments, and maybe we can crown the new Everywhere Person. Via Presurfer.
—Posted by David Griner
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — How is it that NBC Universal and Bravo allowed one of their top-rated shows to defect to rival Lifetime? According to a lawsuit filed yesterday in the New York Supreme Court, it's because Harvey Weinstein was only going to let them have "Project Runway" beyond this year if they agreed to pay for a bunch of other "second-tier" films they really didn't want.
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