(TrendHunter.com) Models of the moment Abbey Lee Kershaw, Saskia de Brauw and Sigrid Agren appear in a dark, couture-filled editorial for W Magazine March 2012 photographed by Craig McDean. The shoot, entitled ‘Oh, You…
When you peruse the SXSW panel listing prior to making your way to the annual nerd-fest in Austin each year and you come across a panel entitled Social Media is a Bubble and SXSW is a Fad, interest is piqued.
(TrendHunter.com) For those who have ever wondered what it would look like if 2,000 tennis balls were to fall from the ceiling and then stay frozen in time, ‘Causa-Efecto’ by Ana Soler makes for the perfect viewing.
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(TrendHunter.com) The Vera Wang FW 2012 line is reminiscent of the elements, with a bold monotonous palette and mixed textures. The ensembles seem slightly theatrical, as if made inspired by a fantastical motif. Vera Wang…
Each year blog ad network BlogAds takes a look at the number of agency personnel attending SXSW.
A viral wanted campaign for Mccann Erickson creative department, using the insight that at the end of every year, when the deadline for creative festivals is almost over, agencies start making Probono ghosts in order to win prizes.
Advertising Agency: Mccann Erickson, Tel-Aviv, Israel
Creative Director: Tal Perelmuter
Art Director: Dana Moshkowitz
Copywriters: Yoav Hebel, Asaf Zelicovitch
Director: Ami Alush
Focus sur le travail de Gary Annett, un photographe basé à Melbourne et qui se spécialise pour l’architecture. Avec une sélection sobre et très efficace de clichés en noir et blanc, ce dernier nous dévoile tout son talent dans la suite de l’article.
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(TrendHunter.com) If the winter weather has ravished your kisser, give these lush lip balms a go. Available in almost every conceivable scent and flavor, these lip medics will have you smiling without cracking a lip. Moisturize…
>Tomorrow on March 11th it is exactly one year after Japan was hit by the tsunami. Today the country is to a great extent rebuilt. But the tourism hasn’t recovered. People still have a picture of a country in ruins stuck in their minds and the same goes for the web. To change that image we believe that social media can play a big part. Post from Japan is a way to use existing tourist as ambassadors to change the picture of the country and get people traveling to Japan again.
Advertising School: Berghs School of communication, Stockholm, Sweden
Art Directors: Michal Sitkiewicz, Eva Wallmark, Kristofer Salsborn
Copywriter: Rickard Beskow
“Don’t throw out your books. Donate them.”
Advertising Agency: Paz Comunicação Estratégica, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Leonardo Parnes
Art Director: Marcelo Maciel
Copywriter: Leonardo Parnes
Illustrator: Casa do Pixel
Planner: Einhart Jácome da Paz
Executive Account: Alexandra Raffa
Published: February 2012
“New panoramic 360°
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Advertising Agency: Cerebro Y&R, USA
VP Creative: Jorge Heilbron
Art Director: Juan Francisco Bernal
Creative: Germán Ponce
Account Executive: Yolani Faraudo
Photographer: Ricardo López / VFX, Onegona
Photo Retouching: Mario Monteza
Other credits: Victor Chizmar
Advertising Agency: Spark, Dubai Creative Director: Raed Turki Art Director / Illustrator: Tamer El Sawi Copywriter: Rewa Zeinati Via [AdsOfTheWorld]
A week of visits to marketers and ad agencies (and just walking around Tokyo) was a mind-bending adventure of learning about innovations that somehow haven't traveled outside Japan's borders.
Viewers tuned to ABC, NBC or CBS on March 4 were no doubt stunned to see a rare animal on U.S. TV — an epic three-and-one-half-minute commercial for Cartier that took two years and $5.3 million to produce.
The 19-year-old chain is still growing and shows no signs of slowing down, yet it has one of the leanest traditional-marketing budgets around.
Who knew an ad to celebrate not just a newspaper, but possibly the entire journalism industry, could be so good?
Netflix has been careful to describe itself as a complement to cable distributors, but as it quietly tests network-branded pages in what appears to be an effort to give content partners more visibility, it risks positioning itself as a substitute for cable packages.
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