(TrendHunter.com) This Marie Claire Spain May 2013 editorial reads like a beautiful illustration of Eve before the fall.
Shot by photographer Elina Kechicheva, the series follows model Morgane Warnier as she poses…
(TrendHunter.com) Summer is all about embracing your inner and outer beauty while showing some skin; this Elle France April 2013 seems to be doing just that and then some.
Brunette bombshell Edita Vilkeviciute is…
(TrendHunter.com) The L’Officiel Paris May 2013 editorial features model Jeisa Chiminazzo in bold and colorfully futuristic clothing styles, while standing proud and tough on the beach.
Beachside editorials…
Tim Tracy, who was arrested on Wednesday, is accused of plotting to destabilize Venezuela and promoting civil war.
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(TrendHunter.com) With the onslaught of vibrant and colorful summertime clothing styles coming about, it’s nice to see certain magazines offering a slightly different approach to summer fashion, and the Elle…
(TrendHunter.com) The Harrods Magazine May 2013 womenswear collection features sleek designer clothing with the added feature of whimsical floral imagery giving it a wonderful enchanted feeling.
The editorial…
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Portland, USA
Advertising Agency: Porta, Chile
Executive Creative Director: Kiko Carcavilla
Creative Directors: Felipe Valdivia, José Miguel Pizarro
Art Director: Eugenio Spencer
Copywriter: Ignacio Quiñones
Photography: Pato Pechetto
Additional credits: Cristián Cabello
“For better looking dogs.”
Advertising Agency: Porta, Santiago, Chile
Chief Creative Officer: Kiko Carcavilla
Creative Director: Felipe Valdivia, José Miguel Pizarro
Art Director: Eugenio Spencer
Copywriter: Matías Roa
Photography: Claudio Robles, Eugenio Spencer
Advertising Agency: Porta, Chile
General Creative Director: Kiko Carcavilla
Creative Director: Felipe Valdivia, José Miguel Pizarro
Art Director: Eugenio Spencer
Producer: Chinatown
(TrendHunter.com) If you happen to have a few concrete blocks laying around and you’re looking for a creative way to make use of it, then these upcycled concrete planters are a creative option for those…
"Col. James Porter was laid to rest in Morpeth, where worms began eating his body." Droga5 delivers one of the best commercials ever about a company's founder—for Newcastle Brown Ale. Read more about the brewer's latest campaign here.
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Don’t text and die
Road safety message from Parents Of Road Victims
Advertising Agency: Happiness-Brussels, Belgium
Executive Creative Director: Dominique van Doormaal
Art Director: Diederik Jeangout
Copywriter: Karen Corrigen
Photographer: Andres Serrano
Retoucher Yelle Van Den Bruaene
Don’t text and die
Road safety message from Parents Of Road Victims
Advertising Agency: Happiness-Brussels, Belgium
Executive Creative Director: Dominique van Doormaal
Art Director: Diederik Jeangout
Copywriter: Karen Corrigen
Photographer: Andres Serrano
Retoucher Yelle Van Den Bruaene
Don’t text and die
Road safety message from Parents Of Road Victims
Advertising Agency: Happiness-Brussels, Belgium
Executive Creative Director: Dominique van Doormaal
Art Director: Diederik Jeangout
Copywriter: Karen Corrigen
Photographer: Andres Serrano
Retoucher Yelle Van Den Bruaene
Background: Botafogo is one of Brazil’s most traditional football teams – full of titles, idols and passionate fans. Through its 100 years, the club has always played with black and white jersey. In 2012, Puma, the team’s uniform distributor, launched something that broke with every tradition: a gold jersey.
The challenge: how to get passionate fans to accept this change?
Insight: We started with the idea that only diehard fans are able to support a team, no matter the color of the jersey.
Idea: We transformed the launch into the first jersey that only a true fan could have. To do this, we created the FogOMETER: a special booth where the fans could try on the jersey and prove that they deserved it. Inside the booth, a passionate narration followed the steps of the fan putting on the jersey, along with videos of Botafogo and sounds of cheering. While this happened, the fans’ heartbeats were measured. And their passion did the rest. Only those Botafogo fans whose heartbeats were above 170 BPM were able to buy the new shirt at the launch. And their heart rate was shared on Facebook. The rest had to wait.
Results:
The idea spread through the media and social networks.
Over 2,000 fans put their passion to the test.
30,000 watched on YouTube.
15,000 bought the jersey.
And, fortunately, no heart attacks.
Advertising Agency: Mix Brand Experience, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Adriana Salles
Art Director: Felipe Munhoz
Copywriter: Bruno Brasileiro
Additional credits: Júlia Fregona, Zito Campos
Published: September 2012
#GOLDMAN:
How to Play:
Yo meme warriors,
This May Day, let’s thrill the world by wiping that grin off Lloyd Blankfein’s face … First, blast this meme through the cyber-sphere and get your friends in a mischievous mood. Then we’ll take this fun offline in time for next Wednesday, when we swarm Goldman Sachs’ 73 offices around the globe, and shut down this criminal corporation for several hours, or more …
Just tuning in? Catch up on the action thus far at Adbusters Tactical Briefing #41, #42, and #43.
for the wild,
Culture Jammers HQ
Read more on Adbusters.org
French electronic music group Opale got director Nacho Guzman to make a teaser video for their new album, and it turned out to be a lesson on how the human face changes depending on how light hits it. What's cool about this video is how low budget it is. Guzman used two modest Canon cameras and a Samyang 35mm to shoot it, and the lights are 10×10 LEDs that were rotated around the model's face on a ring. Go ahead and mute it while you watch, though, because Opale's lackluster minimalism doesn't do this video any favors. Via The Denver Egotist.
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(TrendHunter.com) The W Korea May 2013 editorial is so hot, the art director felt the need to cool it down with big splashes of water. Drenching model Sigrid Agren, the wet look suits her. In fact, it makes the…
Advertising Agency: DDB, Chicago, USA
Executive Producer: Scott Kemper
Creative Directors: John Hayes, Gordon West
Production: Partizan
Director: Russ Lamoureux
Post: Filmworkers
Colorist: Fred Keller
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