Adobo Magazine: Dali-(lollipop), Nike-(sneakers), Haagen Dazs-(ice cream

“The funky Chupa-Chups logo was designed by none other than surrealist painter Salvador Dali. Learn more about the world of advertising, read Adobo Magazine.”

“One of the world’s most famous logo was designed for a mere 35 dollars by an art student. Learn more about the world of advertising, read Adobo Magazine.”

“The word Haagen Dazs does not mean anything in any language. Learn more about the world of advertising, read Adobo Magazine.”

Advertising Agency: JWT, Manila, Philippines
Creative Directors: Dave Ferrer, Joe Dy
Art Director: Bob Cruz
Copywriters: Joe Dy, Griffey de Guzman, Iel Encarnacion, Kimmy de Leon, Y2 Villanueva
Illustrator: Bob Cruz
Published: January 2010


Hotels.com: Clay Yourself

Try on clayyourself.com.

Advertising Agency: Young & Rubicam, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Bob Winter
SVP, Creative Director: Sonya Grewal
Art Director: Chris Gedris
Copywriter: Melis Koroglu
VP, Group Account Director: Mike Hill
Account Executive: Justin Sutton
Integrated Producer: Ashley Geisheker
Director of Digital: Matthew Witt
Project Manager: Kathryn Rowe
ACD, Digital: Chris Jansma
SVP, Director of Integrated Production: Brian Smego
Design, Information Architect: Justin Braem
Flash Developers: Justin Braem, Jason Oda
Back-End Development: Trevor Smith


Alex Stoddard

Découverte du travail d’Alex Stoddard, ce jeune photographe âgé de seulement 17 ans. Des auto-portraits étonnants afin d’exprimer ses sentiments dans des mises en scènes assez variées. Un style complet à découvrir dans la galerie et dans la suite de l’article.



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La suite de son travail dans la galerie.

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Click & Buy Machine

A minha amiga Martina Zavagno, do Adverblog, foi feliz ao caraterizar o Japão como o “eldorado das vending machies”. De fato, é verdade. Os japoneses sempre apresentam modelos e mecânicas inovadoras dessas máquinas, que podem ser encontradas a cada esquina, por lá.

Em um projeto mais novo apresentado numa feira, a vending machine sensível ao toque reconhece a idade e o gênero da pessoa que a utiliza e, a partir disso, sugere a bebida perfeita.

A interatividade aliada a “inteligência artificial” faz toda diferença, e pode transformar o ponto de venda em um espaço muito mais divertido.

Chilly Gonzales – You Can Dance

Voici le nouveau clip de l’artiste musicien canadien Chilly Gonzales sur le titre “You Can Dance”, en collaboration avec Boys Noize. Rappelant l’esprit de Sébastien Tellier – Look, cette vidéo a été dirigée par Jonathan Barré et produite par Schmooze. A découvrir dans la suite.



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Have a breakism: abstract art for KitKat

Great ambient media for KitKat during an exhibition about US abscrat art in a museum…

Have a break have a KitKat

Advertiser: KitKat

Sony Micro Vault : Noah’s Ark

Advertising Agency: FP7, Oman
Creative Director: Noufal Ali
Copywriter: Arun R Kumarasamy
Art Director: Noufal Ali, Satish Kumar
Photographer: Noufal Ali
Illustrator: Venu Gopal
Post Production: Renjith Pillai


Starbucks Launches Mermaid Escort Service

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Well. We weren’t sure at first and we were kind of stunned to see it. But what other conclusion could we draw after seeing the new Starbucks logo?


Shailesh Chaturvedi : CEO Tommy Hilfiger India

Tommy Hilfiger was first launched in India in April 2004. Tommy Hilfiger Apparel, Handbag and Footwear collections are marketed by Arvind Murjani Brands Pvt. Ltd, a joint venture between the Murjani Group and Arvind Brands Pvt. Ltd . Today, the brand is available in over 1000 select points of sale covering over 98 cities across the country and, is known as the leading international lifestyle brand present in the country. Tommy Hilfiger has been a pioneer in India, bringing international concepts into the country ahead of its competitors. The brand’s persona is all about ‘Classic, American and Cool!’

What is Tommy Hilfiger’s positioning and marketing strategy for India?
We bring the international shopping experience to India. The same collection, the same store look, the same service standards as you see in any big city in the world; the same experience is brought to any Indian city  by Tommy Hilfiger. We are a very high quality, premium brand for very stylish and cool people. We bring international fashion right on the home turf now! You wouldn’t need to wait to go abroad to pick up stuff for your kids… It’s all available here now!


Does Tommy Hilfiger see itself shooting a campaign in India with Indian faces?
Tommy Hilfiger is a global brand, and so has a universal appeal! We, in India, use the international campaign prepared by Tommy Hilfiger plc.

Considering that Online is becoming increasingly important, what are your strategies for online marketing in India?
Tommy Hilfifer has a very loyal fan base and we wish to reach out them and create customer engagement  through Social Media Marketing. This will just strengthen our endeavors into digital marketing and we hope to establish a strong presence on the social media landscape. We have launched the brand on Facebook and Twitter and have plans to connect with parents online! Not only this, we have a lot more stuff coming up.

Who is your competition in India?
India is still a very new market as far as international fashion brands are considered. Being the first brand to enter the country, we have a substantial lead as compared to any other international brand in India. Next few years may witness the launch of many more international fashion labels here and maybe the competitive scenario then would be relevant to us. We also view competition as healthy as it only helps in growing the category in a new market.

What kind of response are you getting from B-Cities (like Jalandhar, Kanpur, Pune etc)
With the strengthening of India Consumption story, there is a swing of positivity in smaller cities in India. A new found confidence which is growing by the day. With rock solid consistent GDP growth, coupled with receipt of demographic dividend in this young country; super  premium segment has finally reached threshold energy In India. The key driver of  this surge in tier 2 business activity has been the concept of upgradation. We are seeing that with new found prosperity, higher international exposure and abundance of product options; Indian consumers are rapidly upgrading their consumption pattern. Besides clothing, one can see the same upaswing in choice of TVs, Cars, family holidays and mobile phones.

Being the first international designer wear segment international brand present nationally in India, Tommy Hilfiger has benefited with this upgradation where consumers used to buying Indian apparel brands have rapidly upgraded to Tommy Hilfiger. The brand has a unique blend of youthfulness, spirited energy  and vibrancy which appeals a lot to Indian consumers including the ones in tier 2 cities.

The key observation is that if any international brand wants to be successful here like Tommy Hilfiger brand is, it will have to provide a truly international offer to consumers. Same price, same collection and same service. The key success factor eventually is in terms of quality of execution into tier 2 cities.

Hence, we have always made it a point to offer the imported line of products which is same as what our consumers get in any global centre. Be it London or New York. We will continue to provide a unified global brand offer everywhere in India, without making any local alteration.

Indian consumers are very discerning; they travel a lot internationally and know a lot about Tommy Hilfiger brand. They expect the same international offer as they can  get in NY / London / Singapore / Dubai. Therefore, we have always made it a point to offer the latest imported line of products which is same as what our consumers get in any global centre.

Besides the wholly imported product line, we have also ensured the international standards on shop interiors, staff training and in terms of pricing.

Pantyhose Revisited, AOL Recruits, Outdoor Excites

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Everyone’s one kind of obsession or another. This guy loves German and Swedish pantyhose ads from decades pasts.


Schweppes se aproveita do “novo” Facebook

Pouco antes da virada do ano, o Facebook fez algumas mudanças significativas na estrutura do perfil dos membros da rede social, otimizando a visualização completa das informações e dados pessoais.

Atenta à essa mudança, a marca de bebidas Schweppes lançou um aplicativo de edição de imagem exclusivo para o “novo” Facebook.

O aplicativo Schweppes Profile App pode ser melhor compreendido no vídeo criado especialmente para a ocasião, postado acima.

Vemos, nesse caso, o como é importante uma marca também estar antenada em todas essas novidades que ocorrem com tanta freqüência.
Só assim ela consegue oferecer alguma exclusividade aos seus consumidores – e que, dependendo do apelo, dificilmente pode ser renegada por eles.

Top 100 iPad Trends of 2010 – From iPad Clones to iPad Pedestals (COUNTDOWN)

(TrendHunter.com) For 2010, these are the top 100 iPad trends, which include iPad Clones, Leather iPad Protectors and Luxury iPad Sheaths. The rankings are based on millions of views and 336 new iPad trends.If you are looking…

Top 100 Marketing Trends in 2010 – From Butt-Shaping Kicks to Fashion Marketing Hardcovers (COUNTDOWN)

(TrendHunter.com) For 2010, these are the top 100 marketing strategy trends, which include Butt-Shaping Kicks, Star Wars Burlesque and Chanel Tattoos. The rankings are based on millions of views and 29,000 new trends.If…