(TrendHunter.com) Playfully mischievous and undeniably mod, model Lisa Cant channels her inner Twiggy for the Fashion Magazine ‘Out on a Limb’ editorial. Clean and crisp, the white architectural backdrop…
(TrendHunter.com) Non-art majors often have a difficult time differentiating between art movements, but they’ll probably have an easier time after browsing these Outmane Amahou posters. In a series of 17 prints,…
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Mumbai, India
National Creative Directors: Abhijit Avasthi, Rajiv Rao
Group Creative Director: Sukesh Kumar Nayak
Art Directors: Pratheeb Ravi, Vinit Sanghvi, Swaroop Sankar
Copywriter: Sukesh Kumar Nayak
Producer: Emily Ho, Eric Gan / Studio 31
Photographer: Sean Eng / Studio 31
(TrendHunter.com) Edgy and ladylike are two terms that are coming together more and more often thanks to photoshoots such as the found in the pages of the Elle Vietnam August 2012 issue. Ever since Kate Middleton&#…
(TrendHunter.com) People may be more accustomed to seeing this up-and-coming model posing playfully and seductively for the camera (especially Terry Richardson’s camera), but the Kate Upton Interview Russia…
Advertising Agency: Thinkmodo, New York City, USA
Creative Directors: James L. Percelay, Michael Krivicka
Producers: James L. Percelay, Michael Krivicka
Camera: Matt Cady, Craig Feldman
Makeup: Sue Lee / Gotham Fx
Advertising Agency: BBDO, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer: David Lubars
Executive Creative Directors: Mike Smith, Greg Hahn
Creative Directors: Gianfranco Arena, Peter Kain
Producer: Elise Pavone
Prodcution Company: OPositive
Director: Jim Jenkins
Editing House: Mackenzie Culter
Editor: Ian Mackenzie
In what is, without doubt, the strangest ice cream commercial you will ever see, Philadelphia-based Little Baby’s Ice Cream introduces an entirely new way to enjoy its super premium, 16 percent butter fat ice cream.
With all the creepiness of a pedophile, an announcer intones the wonders of “eating baby’s ice cream” the as a man (woman?) scoops ice cream off his (her?) head.
Seriously twisted stuff but with all the proper ingredients to become a viral success.
How did the oddly named brand got to the top of the deli case? With aggressive sales and distribution tactics.
(TrendHunter.com) Highly romantic and surreal, Beata Cervin’s photography will have women’s inner little girl clapping with pleasure. The dreamy images are complete with soft luminous lighting, fairy tale-…
Kantar Media's CMAG predicts $1.3 billion in TV spending; here are some keys to understanding the spree.
(TrendHunter.com) Why do you accessorize? If it’s for the pure pleasure you derive from your own possessions, the Invert jewelry collection might be just for you. Alternatively, perhaps an owner of such unusual…
Ad sales dipped for CBS Corp. but costs declined and "high-margin" retransmission fees from cable and satellite companies rose.
In a new commercial created by Actung, Vodafone is touting their Party Starter app that, according to this ad, really only succeeds at one thing; making you look like a douche. And that’s really all we have to say about that.
A new company called The All American Beer Co. has launched American Patriot Beer in St. Louis in an attempt to seize on the fact that the nation's largest brewers are foreign-owned.
(TrendHunter.com) The Fashion Gone Rogue ‘Cora Keegan’ photo series combines rocker, retro and princess-like elements for a punk pretty photoshoot that is sure to inspire late summer and early fall…
Alaska Communications is out with a beautiful new commercial, Great Alaska, that touts the state’s vast size and the company’s ability to connect people so it doesn’t seem so vast. The commercial, created by Vitro, was shot at four frames per second with a miniaturizing filter effect applied resulting in an effect that perfectly communicates the intended strategy.
With the copy, “when you exist for the sole purpose of keeping Alaskans connected, you learn to treat small businesses like big businesses,” the message of connecting people together in such an expanse is driven home.
China became the world's largest automotive market in 2009, yet its dealers still don't have an independent organization that can effectively represent their interests.
A ótima série SoundWorks Collection visitou o estúdio de Hans Zimmer e conversou com o compositor sobre o seu processo criativo para a trilha sonora de “The Dark Knight Rises”.
Além de podermos acompanhar o pensamento de um mestre na área, Zimmer conta detalhes de seu trabalho em parceria com Christopher Nolan, que já dura oito anos. Ele revela como é ter que fazer uma trilha diferente, mas dentro de um mesmo universo dos dois filmes anteriores.
Além da música em si, um filme desses tem o sound design como aspecto fundamental. Richard King, sound designer chefe, conta escolhas de efeitos sonoros e, claro, sobre a criação da marcante voz de Bane.
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David Beckham's speedboat ride up the Thames thrilled his female fans at the Olympics opening ceremony last weekend–and now H&M is serving up more Becks.
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