Quick, name an industry where women earn more than men! According the the Financial Post, there is only one, and that field is modeling.
Ask anyone into fashion who the top earning supermodel is, and they’ll quickly blurt out Gisele Bundchen. Ask them about the top male supermodels, and you’ll lik…
(TrendHunter.com) Quick, name an industry where women earn more than men! According the the Financial Post, there is only one, and that field is modeling.
Ask anyone into fashion who the top earning supermodel is, and they’ll quickly blurt out Gisele Bundchen. Ask them about the top male supermodels, and you’ll lik…
(TrendHunter.com) This has got to be one of the most ingenious, practical, yet obvious designs ever developed. Skforlee is promoting his ingenious double-ended jar for peanut butter, but the applications would not be limited to peanut butter. I feel I’m always wasting the last bit of mayonnaise as well. He should a…
(TrendHunter.com) The Green Jet that designer Erik Sifrer has put together is an 187 foot sail yacht that runs on both wind and hydrogen power. The luxury yacht uses two automated Aero-sail systems that can be controlled by a touch screen and an on-board computer which determines the best position for the water craft…
(TrendHunter.com) Massive gloves, rockin’ bathing suits and heart-shaped glasses skid across the catwalk for Neon’s fall/winter 2008 show. Models may have had a harder time balancing even though stilettos were replaced by flats for this the technologically advanced moving sidewalk. With a strong focus on urban be…
My dad’s a retired dairy exec. He used to read The Milkweed, a dairy industry trade rag that’s been in continuos operation for 27 years. He relates to AdPulp through that lens. So, it was neat to see Peter Hardin, The Milkweed’s editor and publisher in this morning’s New York Times.
The Milkweed has over 7500 subscribers and accepts no advertising. Which, of course, is a wonderful way of building trust with one’s audience.
I can’t help but wonder, would you trust us more if we stopped running ads? Would it make for a better pub?
(TrendHunter.com) Most people know about fair trade coffee, but there are also fair trade artisans who stand to gain a better standard of living if what they produce fetches fair prices. The Mombulu Workshop in Mombasa, Kenya is a group of disabled artisans who make some pretty funky jewelry out of recycled soda pop…
(TrendHunter.com) Sunglasses are the most important summer accessory, and with the prominent use of fluorescent colours, exaggerated angles, curves, and metallic detail shown in this summer’s collections, I’ve been in search for the perfect pair of sunglasses to accompany the futuristic look. The problem I found …
This poor old guy is still going strong, apparently thanks to his healthy ‘Flatazor Prestige Senior’ diet, but unfortunately he just wasn’t able to keep his dentures in while playing Frisbee. The shocked & embarrassed expression on the airborne terrier’s face is priceless. This hilarious pri…
180 Amsterdam launches “Set Your Fingers Free†for HTC, one of the fastest-growing companies in the mobile device market. The integrated campaign is headlined by a :60 second TV commercial, initially for the US market, which illustrates the new experiences people have at their finger tips today. This TV spot will be underpinned by rich media banners, in the same visual style, which go live on May 12.
“It is about the experiences and the freedom these devices give us,†said Adam Chasnow, creative director at 180 Amsterdam. “It goes way beyond wireless data speeds and the specific technologies. It’s about how smart devices, like the HTC Touch, fit into the lives we are already leading.â€
We asked the theatre to turn off this sign.
They complied to help us make this point – everyone can save money by turning off lights they don’t absolutely need.
P.S. Did you leave any lights on at home?
Use LES to save more.
Advertising Agency: Bailey Lauerman, Lincoln, USA
Creative Director: Sean Faden
Art Director: Ryan Dillon
Copywriter: Jim Watson
Retouch: Gayle Adams
Published: June 2007
Exercising her talent for quirky storytelling, FilmCore’s Tiffany Burchard has edited a new campaign for Bloom and Charlotte, North Carolina agency BooneOakley that positions the upscale market as having the answer to any problem a consumer might have—no matter how weird.
Burchard collaborated with Director Rick Lemoine and a team of agency creatives who share her off-kilter sense of humor. Each of the dozen 15-second spots features the same set up: a man or woman pushes a shopping cart through the market (without somehow seeming to walk) while describing some peculiar life calamity.
Every year 1 million five-day old calves are slaughtered to supply the veal market. Please reconsider your order of veal products.
www.animal-lib.org.au
Advertising Agency: Ideaworks, Australia
Art Director / Copywriter: Kevin Bathman
Photographer: Animal Liberation
Published: January 2008
Can you pick which of your breast cancer patients will have a recurrence?
There’s no way to predict which of your patients will have recurring breast cancer. So it makes sense to treat all patients as women with some risk. Versus tamoxifen, Arimidex can improve every patient’s chance of staying disease free.
Advertising Agency: G2, Auckland, New Zealand
Creative Director / Art Director: Stuart Hinds
Copywriter: Duncan Blair
Released: September 2007
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Media Arts Lab, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Lee Clow
Executive Creative Directors: Duncan Milner, Eric Grunbaum
Creative Director: Jason Sperling
ACD/Art Director: Chuck Monn
Art Director: Jamie Reilly
Copywriter: Kevin Tenglin
Agency Producers: Mike Refuerzo, Hank Zakroff, Francesca Moore
Production Co: Epoch Films
Director: Phil Morrison
DP: Neil Shapiro
Editorial Co: Mad River Post
Editors: Lucas Eskin
Post Co: Company 3
Brian Robinson, Stefan Sonnenfeld
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Media Arts Lab, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Lee Clow
Executive Creative Directors: Duncan Milner, Eric Grunbaum
Creative Director: Jason Sperling
ACD/Art Director: Chuck Monn
Art Director: Jamie Reilly
Copywriter: Kevin Tenglin
Agency Producers: Mike Refuerzo, Hank Zakroff, Francesca Moore
Production Co: Epoch Films
Director: Phil Morrison
DP: Neil Shapiro
Editorial Co: Mad River Post
Editors: Lucas Eskin
Post Co: Company 3
Brian Robinson, Stefan Sonnenfeld
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Media Arts Lab, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Lee Clow
Executive Creative Directors: Duncan Milner, Eric Grunbaum
Creative Director: Jason Sperling
ACD/Art Director: Chuck Monn
Art Director: Jamie Reilly
Copywriter: Kevin Tenglin
Agency Producers: Mike Refuerzo, Hank Zakroff, Francesca Moore
Production Co: Epoch Films
Director: Phil Morrison
DP: Neil Shapiro
Editorial Co: Mad River Post
Editors: Lucas Eskin
Post Co: Company 3
Brian Robinson, Stefan Sonnenfeld
(TrendHunter.com) In the popular Dan Brown story, The Davinci Code, a character named Silas practices corporal mortification (wears a metal cilice and flogs himself) to “cleanse” his spirit. This piece of clothing reminds me of that but, without the eternal damnation part. Kristin O’Friel, a student at the NYU art sc…
Cut is creative.
Advertising Agency: Felix Studio, Beijing, China
Creative Director / Art Director / Illustrator: Lianfeng Zheng
Published: December 2007
Cut is creative.
Advertising Agency: Felix Studio, Beijing, China
Creative Director / Art Director / Illustrator: Lianfeng Zheng
Published: December 2007
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