(TrendHunter.com) New York City-based company Necklush donates some of its profits to the Gerson Institute, which is a holistic cancer treatment center in Bonita, California. Necklush was founded in 2008 by two…
(TrendHunter.com) Floral print sneakers have been among the recent floral footwear finds popping up on fashion blogs and in look books of late.
Floral prints are an interesting pattern trend, especially for men’…
Advertising Agency: Y&R, Philippines
Regional Executive Creative Director: Marcus Rebeschini
Executive Creative Director: Badong Abesamis
Creative Directors: Nils Andersson, Jenny Nadong, Kit Ong, Bo Deng
Executive Art Director: Sandy Salurio
Print Producer: Ariel Bautista
Final Artists: Carlos Averion, Ringo Francia, Buddy Dizon
Published: December 2012
Advertising Agency: GPY&R, Melbourne, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Ben Coulson
Senior Art Director: Paul Meates
Senior Copywriter: Alex Wadelton & Katie Britton
Group Account Director: Julian Bell
Account Manager: Rachel Semmens
Producer: Carrie Burman & Jessica Krt
Designer: Kota Matsuda
Developers: Brett Harris, Chris Upjohn
Advertising Agency: Krow Communications, London, United Kingdom
Drunk Driving Kills. Issued in public interest on the eve of New Year by Orbits.
Advertising Agency: Media Nexxt, Mumbai, India
Creative Director / Copywriter: Ambar Prakash
Art Director: Shekhar
Illustrator: Himali Dighe
Brand Services Director: Nishith
Advertising Agency: Publicis, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Rob Feakins
Executive Creative Director: David Corr
Creative Directors: Mark Ronquillo, Mike MacNeill
Art Director: Mike MacNeill
Copywriter: Mark Ronquillo
Photographer: Greg Neumaier
Art Producer: Darielle Smollian
“See what is hidden. The new Touareg with side assist.”
Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brasil
Creative Director: Marcos Medeiros, Andre Kassu, Renato Simões
Art Director: Suzana Taleb Haddad
Copywriter: Daniel Oksenberg
Photographer: Marcus Hausser
(TrendHunter.com) Honey comb design is used pervasively in many areas of composition from fashion to architecture. The honey comb structure consists of columnar and hexagonal cells separated with aligned borders….
(TrendHunter.com) Ballet has not only influenced various forms of dance but it has also served as inspiration within the fashion world, as ballet fashion-inspired pieces are seen in not only its clothes but also in…
(TrendHunter.com) As the all-time most popular and pervasive video game character of all time, it’s no surprise that talented artists the world over have made their own creative Super Mario art interpretations….
From the mossy past we’re bringing badminton back for a new cadence.
As badminton used to be quite popular in the past and is somehow a vintage mystery in modern Lithuania, we decided to use this fact for the promotion of the 1st amateur tournament of the sport in Vilnius. We picked up a Lithuanian writer from the beginning of XX century and paired her with our current President (we covered her identity, but the truth came out fast). Like that, with the help of a shuttlecock and a pair of racquettes, put in the surroundings of the square that the tournament will take place in, the past connects to the modern times.
Advertising Agency: McCann Erickson, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director: Jonas Valatkevicius
Art Director: Ignas Kozlovas
Copywriters: Kotryna Sokolovaite, Jonas Valatkevicius
Illustrator: Karolis Strautniekas / TAPE
Holiday season in Eastern Europe basically means one thing – food. This year we decided to re-imagine best and worst of Eastern Europe cuisine. Result: 21 crazy picture of Eastern European style sushi. Some of them were published as a book and sent for our clients including rich man’s sushi: bottle of vodka and can of caviar.
Advertising Agency: CLINIC 212, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director: Martynas Karpovicius
Art Director / Illustrator: Aidas Sumskas
Copywriters: Mantas Velykis, Martynas Karpovicius
Photographer: Lina Gavenaite
Additional credits: Audrius Solominas, Juste Pupkeviciute, Domas Tamulionis, Edita Bazarauskaite, Tomas Nanartavicius, Ignas Falkauskas, Tautvydas Kalvaitis, Audrius Grinys, Natasa Kuznecova, Zsofia Megyeri
The Challenge: To reward clients and collaborators with a 2013 Calendar and make this little present a unique gift: useful yet creative and cool.
The Idea: Given the superstition around number 13, we created a calendar where 12 myths and superstitions, some good some pretty bad, are deconstructed and their origins explained in an illustrative and irreverent way. On top of that, we added a custom-made laser engraved piece of wood to knock on, for those extremely superstitious.
Advertising Agency: Fletcher, Spain
Creative Director / Copywriter: Virginia Hortal
Art director / Illustrator: Jose Hinojosa
Production: Sara Larrosa
Pensando em tirar os leitores do “automático”, a Paragraph Shorts é uma nova revista para iPad que entrega uma seleção de contos em formato de texto, áudio e vídeo a partir de uma curadoria entre histórias publicadas em lugares como The Paris Review, The New Yorker, The Moth e The Guardian.
A cada semana, a equipe da revista seleciona sete histórias que granham em visual ao serem readaptadas para usufruirem o máximo possível dos recursos do tablet. Além do texto, há intregação com atualizações dos autores via Twitter e Facebook. A seleção ainda abriga alguns vídeos e alternativas em áudio, para quem estiver afim de ouvir a narração em vez de ler. Para a leitura ficar confortável, é possível personalizar características como fonte, cor e tamanho da letra.
“O conto é o antídoto perfeito para as tantas atualizações efêmeras e triviais de hoje. Mas encontrar uma boa história requer lidar com centenas de diferentes fontes e ter olhar apurado para descobrir novas pérolas.” Ziv Navoth – CEO, no blog da Paragraph Shorts
De fato, este é o tipo de aplicativo que se utiliza muito bem do meio, o iPad, para entregar a mensagem perfeita – histórias curtas em vez de romances, acompanhados de visual caprichado e uma pitada multimídia e social que não atrapalha a leitura.
Paragraph Shorts está disponível de graça para iPad.
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(TrendHunter.com) From floating footwear ads to levitating light fixtures, these examples of floating photography aim to suspend belief and gravity.
Placing objects in an anti-gravity context gives them an air of…
The Human Sushi is a performance group who interprets sushi recipes in their own way. The Council’s mission is to make people eat more fish.
Advertising Agency: Try/Apt, Oslo, Norway
Creative Director: Markus Lind
Art Director: Odd-Inge Torrissen
Copywriter: Silje Helene Fjeld
Director: Steinjo/ Tangrystan
Dhairya Dand, pesquisador do MIT Media Lab, teve uma experiência até que comum para alguns: depois de uma noite de muito álcool, ele acordou no hospital. Já o que ele fez para evitar que isso acontecesse de novo foi bem diferente: Dand produziu cubos de gelo inteligentes que avisam quando você já bebeu demais, além de brilharem de acordo com a batida da música ambiente.
Na prática, os eletrônicos instalados dentro dos cubos de gelo mostram o quanto e o quão rápido a pessoa já bebeu, mudando a cor de verde para laranja e, quando estiver além do limite, para vermelho. Ao chegar neste nível de alerta, os cubos enviam uma mensagem de texto a um amigo próximo da pessoa, através do smartphone.
Isso é possível devido aos materiais de que é feito o dispositivo em questão: bateria de célula de moeda, microcontrolador e transmissor infravermelho. Os três são moldados dentro de cubos feitos de material gelatinoso. O microntrolador conta o número de goles por bebida e, quando a bebedeira passa dos limites estabelecidos por Dand, o transmissor envia um sinal para o seu celular, ativando a mensagem de alerta com destino ao seu amigo.
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(TrendHunter.com) Zipper shoes are an edgy, alternative take on traditional footwear forms and appear in a plethora of varieties.
Sneakers often see a lot of inventive styles, and one of the most popular of late…
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