Lana: Fashion, 4

Lana for Moja. A fashion collection inspired by one of the weirdest and most interesting places on earth: Merry Cemetery from S?pân?a.

This is a print ad campaign promoting the fashion collection of the young Romanian designer Lana made especially for the online fashion seller Moja.ro.

Advertising Agency: Cockaigne In-House, Romania
Art Director: Casper Fitzhue
Copywriter: Julien Britnic
Photographers: Cristian Niculae, Dan Nichitiu
Published: April 2013

Lana: Fashion, 3

Lana for Moja. A fashion collection inspired by one of the weirdest and most interesting places on earth: Merry Cemetery from S?pân?a.

This is a print ad campaign promoting the fashion collection of the young Romanian designer Lana made especially for the online fashion seller Moja.ro.

Advertising Agency: Cockaigne In-House, Romania
Art Director: Casper Fitzhue
Copywriter: Julien Britnic
Photographers: Cristian Niculae, Dan Nichitiu
Published: April 2013

Lana: Fashion, 2

Lana for Moja. A fashion collection inspired by one of the weirdest and most interesting places on earth: Merry Cemetery from S?pân?a.

This is a print ad campaign promoting the fashion collection of the young Romanian designer Lana made especially for the online fashion seller Moja.ro.

Advertising Agency: Cockaigne In-House, Romania
Art Director: Casper Fitzhue
Copywriter: Julien Britnic
Photographers: Cristian Niculae, Dan Nichitiu
Published: April 2013

Lana: Fashion, 1

Lana for Moja. A fashion collection inspired by one of the weirdest and most interesting places on earth: Merry Cemetery from S?pân?a.

This is a print ad campaign promoting the fashion collection of the young Romanian designer Lana made especially for the online fashion seller Moja.ro.

Advertising Agency: Cockaigne In-House, Romania
Art Director: Casper Fitzhue
Copywriter: Julien Britnic
Photographers: Cristian Niculae, Dan Nichitiu
Published: April 2013

Floating Egg

The Exbury Egg est une structure de bois résultat de la collaboration entre le PAD studio, le SPUD group et l’artiste Stephen Turner. A l’aide de techniques de construction maritime, le work space peut flotter dans l’estuaire de la rivière Beaulieu au Royaume-Uni. Plus de détails dans la suite de l’article.

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Rhinofly: Rhinofly Whosyabuddha.com

Whosyabuddah: From physical love to daily digital karma!

Last friday on Buddha’s birthday we have launched Whosyabuddha. He drops hip hop flavored wisdom for those who give him physical love. If you rub his belly with a NFC-chip (RFID) he will send you some digital daily karma through Twitter to kickstart your day.

To enter our headquarters in Utrecht (the Netherlands) we use an NFC-chip. That gave us the idea to give our collegeas something extra with their daily check-in. A small act of kindness besides a nice cup of coffee, that charges their karma before they start their workday.

When you rub Whosyabuddha’s belly with the NFC-chip, a public transport card or a mobile phone, an Arduino unit will read the chip. After this Whosyabuddha will search for the perfect wisdom in the holy database. Through text to speech hip hop flavored wisdom will be spoken by Whosyabuddha. Simultaneously, a tweet will be sent via the Twitter API to the person in question. From thuglife to huglife!

Give it a try and pay us a visit or send a tweet to @whosyabuddha.
Smacking daily karma in ya face!

Advertising Agency: Rhinofly, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Concept: Bas Gezelle, Hugo van de Hoef
Art Director: Hugo van de Hoef
Copywriter: Bas Gezelle
Published: June 2013

Boost Mobile Brings Out the Zombies

Any agency can always reach deep down into it’s bag of tropes and tricks and pull out a zombie idea for just about every brand. Some people are bound to like watching the undead jaunt around in some apocalyptic retelling of the universe regardless of whether the take is funny, serious, or cool. For Australian-based shop The Monkeys and Boost Mobile Australia, that cool take on zombies in the centerpoint of their latest campaign: “Stay Living.” Sleek action, plenty of gore, and some moody music are all you need for the phone carrier juices to start flowing.

The clips for this campaign are somewhat graphic, making them stand out when compared to typical American commercials. Zombies getting shot in the head with arrows or completely disrespected with huge katanas to the skull holds some edgy appeal that you won’t find in our commercials with little kids who want “Puppy Brothers.” If anything, these Boost Mobile ads are a fun watch as you think about moving to Australia to start your own zombie apocalypse narrative.

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Outback Steakhouse, Brazil: B-Day Chair

The Outback B-Day interactive chair brings virtual happy birthdays to life; giving presence to those who couldn’t make it to a friend’s celebratory birthday meal at the restaurant.

How does it work? The person celebrating their birthday is invited to sit at the special interactive chair. After connecting to their Facebook account, the birthday girl/boy receives an offline greeting from everyone who posts a virtual greeting on their wall.

With music, lights and hugs, this action helps reinforce Outback’s positioning as a place to enjoy special moments while reaching a younger audience through Facebook. By the end of this year Outback hopes to have at least one Chair in each of their restaurants in Brazil.

Advertising Agency: Lew’Lara\TBWA, Brazil
Creative Directors: Manir Fadel, Mariana Sa, Cesar Herszkowicz
Creative Team: Fernando Reis, Marcelo Padoca
Digital Creative Coordinator: Andre Finaga
Account: Alexandre Baroni, Maureen Gonzales, Suellen Copola, Ricardo Barros
Project Manager: Marina Sala
RTVC: Luzia Oliveira, Cris Leopacci, Michele Pavão
Production Company: Bossa Nova
Sound Production Company: Jamute

Strategic Milk Alliance: Milk every moment ‘anthem’

Not everything we did when we were kids made sense, but one thing that did make sense was drinking milk with foods like cookies and grilled cheese. The Strategic Milk Alliance’s new campaign by the integrated team at DDB Canada’s Vancouver office is designed to remind us that drinking milk with our favourite foods was great when we were kids and it still tastes just as good now.

Advertising Agency: DDB, Vancouver, Canada
Executive Creative Directors: Dean Lee, Cosmo Campbell
Associate Creative Director: Neil Shapiro
Copywriter: Neil Shapiro
Art Director: John Larigakis
Agency Producer: Karen Brown
VP Client Services: Patty Jones,
Account Director: Svetlana Connolly
Strategy: Rob Newell, Director, Strategic Planning
Social Media Strategy: Marty Yaskowich, Managing Director, Tribal Vancouver
Media Company: OMD
Production Company: Soft Citizen
Director: Arni Thor Jonsson
Director of Photography: Adam Richards
Line Producer: Ed Callaghan
Post-Production Company: School Editing
Editor: Jon Devries
Online Editor: Mike Bishop
Colourist: Eric Whipp
Audio House: Apollo Studios
Audio House Producers & Engineers: Yan Dal Santo, Daenan Bramberger, Harry Knazan
Casting Agency: Kirsten DeWolfe

Not a Superhero

McGarry Bowen, de Chicago, conseguiu oferecer a Sears uma maneira simples e ainda assim emocionante de lembrar o Dia dos Pais, nos Estados Unidos comemorado no terceiro domingo de junho. Um texto que soa honesto e imagens que fazem parte da memória afetiva de muitas pessoas são temperados com uma narrativa e trilha aconchegantes, criando identificação imediata. À receita, acrescente-se um ótimo senso de oportunidade, com a estreia de O Homem de Aço em território norte-americano ainda neste fim de semana e pronto: aí está Not a Superhero.

Apesar de haver algumas cenas que lembram outros filmes – o pai segurando o bebê é igual a New Dad, do Google – fica uma sensação boa no final, ainda que seu pai não seja um super-herói. super super1

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B&Q switches focus from price to ‘unloved rooms’

B&Q is shifting its attention from price messaging to “unloved rooms” for its multimillion-pound summer ad campaign.

Rashers: Wine & Cheese

Like a wine & cheese party, except with two big improvements.

Rashers, North America’s only bacon sandwich shop teamed up with Wellington Brewery for a night of beer and bacon tastings. Talk about a match made in heaven.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Toronto, Canada
Chief Creative Officer: Ian MacKellar
Group Creative Director / Art Director: Todd Cornelius
Group Creative Director / Copywriter: Jamie Marcovitch
Copywriter: John Eresman
Typography: Todd Cornelius
Published: May 2013

Rashers: Cry

Only a handful of things can make a grown man cry. Come taste two of them.

Rashers, North America’s only bacon sandwich shop teamed up with Wellington Brewery for a night of beer and bacon tastings. Talk about a match made in heaven.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Toronto, Canada
Chief Creative Officer: Ian MacKellar
Group Creative Director / Art Director: Todd Cornelius
Group Creative Director / Copywriter: Jamie Marcovitch
Copywriter: John Eresman
Typography: Todd Cornelius
Published: May 2013

Rashers: Hangover

Cure your hangover while you get drunk.

Rashers, North America’s only bacon sandwich shop teamed up with Wellington Brewery for a night of beer and bacon tastings. Talk about a match made in heaven.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Toronto, Canada
Chief Creative Officer: Ian MacKellar
Group Creative Director / Art Director: Todd Cornelius
Group Creative Director / Copywriter: Jamie Marcovitch
Copywriter: John Eresman
Typography: Todd Cornelius
Published: May 2013

Rashers: Burps

Get ready for the best smelling beer burps ever.

Rashers, North America’s only bacon sandwich shop teamed up with Wellington Brewery for a night of beer and bacon tastings. Talk about a match made in heaven.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Toronto, Canada
Chief Creative Officer: Ian MacKellar
Group Creative Director / Art Director: Todd Cornelius
Group Creative Director / Copywriter: Jamie Marcovitch
Copywriter: John Eresman
Typography: Todd Cornelius
Published: May 2013

35 Examples of Simplified Superhero Art – From Colossal Comic Collages to Geometric Avenger Art (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) Simplified superhero art reduces recognizable comic book characters down to the essentials. It is no surprise that these well-loved heroes are so easily identified just by color combinations, emblems,…

IPG ups forecast for UK adspend growth to 2.2%

Magna Global, Interpublic’s trading and forecasting arm, has increased its forecast for growth in the UK ad market to 2.2 per cent.

Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada: Surrender Your Say

website for the project: surrenderyoursay.com

Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Canada
Executive Creative Directors: Helen Pak, Brian Sheppard
Art Director: Rachel Kennedy
Copywriter: Shauna Roe
Agency Producer: Lisa Hamilton, Simon Conlin
Agency Head of Production: Michelle Orlando
Account team: Nick Moretta, Sheraz Amin
PR: Sarah Campbell
Digital Production: The Development Factory
Digital Executive Producer: Suzanne Abate
Digital Producer: Lindy Zucker
Developer: Andrew Bodis
Editor: Bijoux
Visual Effects: Track & Field
Sound: Boombox
Launch date: June 2013

Stay-At-Home Fatherhood – NewYorkLife.com Tells the Touching Father’s Day Story (SPONSORED) (VIDEO)

(TrendHunter.com) Deciding to change his career path was a tough decision for John, especially with a promising future as an account executive for a video production service in Manhattan, but he gave that up as well…

Telegraph lands waitrosegarden.com sponsorship deal

Telegraph Media Group (TMG) continues to explore commercial ventures beyond traditional advertising, developing a Waitrose sponsorship for its gardening website and a takeover of The Daily Telegraph’s Saturday Gardening section.