Clark&Kent: Followers

In the first social Olympics Clark&Kent celebrates 100 meters vs 140 characters.

Advertising Agency: Clark&Kent, New York, USA
Creative Director: Clark, Kent
Art Director: Clark
Copywriter: Kent


Plastic-Wrapped Portraits – Robin Eley Depicts Subjects Draped in Translucent Materials (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) There’s a lot that can be said about these impressive Robin Eley paintings. Some viewers will naturally point out how flawless Eley is at executing a hyperrealist art style. Others may even…

Superhero Americana Tattoo Designs – Derick James Renders Badass Body Art Inspired by Comics (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) As a major fan of comic books and tattoos, I was thrilled to uncover these Derick James illustrations. It’s not uncommon to see superheroes like Thor, Spider-Man or Batman etched onto people’s…

Pixar-Styled Superheroes – Daniel Araya Renders Comic Book Characters with Kid-Friendly Aesthetics (VIDEO)

(TrendHunter.com) If Pixar ever got their hands on a DC Comics license, I’d be first in line for the resulting movie, but until they do, these amazing illustrations by Daniel Araya will suffice. Araya, who’s a…

Haute Oriental Editorials – The Reader by Que Duong Features a Stunning View of a Pink Forest (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The Reader by Que Duong is a sensual and stunning story about an Asian model Stephanie Shui from Muse Models. The photographer, Que Duong, captured the model in a beautiful study room in front of a…

Small Agency of the Year, Southeast, Silver: La Comunidad


La Comunidad's mix of U.S. Hispanic, general-market and international business fueled the independent Miami-based agency's 60% growth to $12 million in revenue last year.

Small Agency of the Year, 76-150 Employees, Gold: LatinWorks


LatinWorks, started by two Anheuser-Busch multicultural-marketing execs who had no agency experience, focuses relentlessly on understanding consumers.

Forbes’ AdVoice Has Plenty of Takers, But Impact on Revenue Is Unclear


The AdVoice product lets employees at big brands, or writers they hire, publish blog posts directly onto Forbes.com.

Small Agency of the Year, Best Culture, Gold: Glass Agency


"We're a family," said Amber Williams, president of Glass. It's this attitude, and the employees' love of the business, that got the agency through some rough times in recent years.

How Facebook Became a ‘Central Part’ of All Diageo’s Campaigns


Since 2008, when Andy Fennell was elevated to CMO of Diageo's massive global portfolio, he has been applying his high creative standards around the world while growing sales and profit.

Small Agency of the Year, Midwest, Gold: Bailey Lauerman


Bailey Lauerman, which has nearly 100 employees, recently won a rebranding assignment from AMC Theaters, and it continues to do sizable work for Disney.

So Much for #NBCFail: Olympics Ratings Soar


NBC has been slammed by viewers and media pundits for its coverage of the London Olympics, but Madison Avenue wouldn't change a thing. Especially not the tape delay.

Campaign of the Year, Gold: Mono’s ‘The Human Doing’


For Mono and its Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota client, thinking outside the box led to one man literally living inside a box.

International Small Agency of the Year, Gold: Akestam Holst



Akestam Holst, founded in 1998, has around 90 staff, mostly Swedes and Northern Europeans. The agency's philosophy revolves around being uncomplicated, keeping promises and focusing on results.

Campaign of the Year, Silver: ‘Project Re:Brief’ By Johannes Leonardo


Johannes Leonardo's Cannes-winning campaign reinterpreted the 40-year-old Coca-Cola commercial "Hilltop."

A.G. Lafley’s Shares His Secret for P&G Success


When wily veteran pro quarterbacks such as Peyton Manning and Drew Brees drop back into the pocket for a pass play, everything slows down for them — the charging linemen come at them not as heaving beasts but in an orderly assault, and their pass catchers break into their routes and melt seamlessly into the flow of the play.

A.G. Lafley, who in his tenure as chairman of Procter & Gamble doubled P&G’s sales and more than doubled its billion-dollar brands to 23 from 10, tried to emulate what happens on the football field.

“I did try to slow things down,” he told me in a wide-ranging video interview that reminded me more of a really great college seminar. “And I did try to bring us back to fundamentals. It’s funny: I knew the market was moving fast and change was accelerating, so I felt like we had to simplify what we did,” he explained on the same day he was inducted into the Advertising Hall of Fame.

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Small Agency of the Year, Midwest, Silver: Modern Climate


If the folks at Modern Climate seem like no-frills, no-nonsense types, that's because they set out to be just that.

35 Artful Light Installations – From Illusionary Reflections to Neon Light Graffiti (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) These artful light installations are intricate in their illuminating facades.

The usage of light in art is particularly interesting when incorporated with innovations in technology. Various…

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Glamorized Athlete Editorials – The Olympians by Joanna Kustra is Featured in Papercut Magazine (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The Olympians editorial by Joanna Kustra is a captivating series that captures models in revealing garments impersonating athletes from competing Olympic sports. The styling assistants Ludwika…