Humanitas Cancer Center Anti Smoking Campaign: Smok-Ink


Media, Outdoor, Promo, Design, PR
Humanitas Cancer Center

Smok-Ink project for Humanitas Hospital. 4000 cigarettes, 5 liters of ink, 60 mq of canvas. Welcome inside smoker’s lungs. Find more about the exhibit and the opera on www.smok-ink.it

Advertising Agency:First Floor Under, Milan, Italy
Advertising Agency:TBWA, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Directors:Francesco Guerrera, Nicola Lampugnani
Authors and Curators:Moreno De Turco, Mirco Pagano
Art Director:Moreno De Turco
Copywriter:Mirco Pagano
Artist:Gionata “Ozmo” Gesi
Assitent:Mattia Turco
Producer:Federico Fornasari
Calligrapher:Virginia Ottina
Account Executive:Marianna Capua
Digital Creative Director:Michele La Fiandra
Web Developer:Chiara Villotta
Art Director Digital:Federico Gatto
Production Company:First Floor Under
Experience Design:Dadomani Studio
Video Maker:Flash Factory
Music:Sheldon Cooper

The Australian Paralympic Committee: We Believe


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The Australian Paralympic Committee

Advertising Agency:Mercerbell, Sydney, Australia
Executive Creative Director:David Bell
Copywriter:Shelley Dodd
Art Director:Paul Critchley, Sarah Straker
Creative Group Head:Simon Bloomfield
Executive Producer:Lucy Wallrock
Photographer:Steve Greenaway, Pomegranate
Retoucher:Limehouse creative
Designer:Dan Fowler
Chief Executive Officer:Jason Hellwig
General Manager:Ian Laing
Manager:Rob Lawrenson
Individual Giving Coordinator:Adriana Aguilera
Account Director:James Humphrey
Senior Account Manager:Emma Hartley

The Australian Paralympic Committee: We Believe Case


Media, Online
The Australian Paralympic Committee

Advertising Agency:Mercerbell, Sydney, Australia
Executive Creative Director:David Bell
Copywriter:Shelley Dodd
Art Director:Paul Critchley, Sarah Straker
Creative Group Head:Simon Bloomfield
Executive Producer:Lucy Wallrock
Photographer:Steve Greenaway, Pomegranate
Retoucher:Limehouse creative
Designer:Dan Fowler
Chief Executive Officer:Jason Hellwig
General Manager:Ian Laing
Manager:Rob Lawrenson
Individual Giving Coordinator:Adriana Aguilera
Account Director:James Humphrey
Senior Account Manager:Emma Hartley

IKEA: Kidvertising


Media, Outdoor, Online
IKEA

Advertising Agency:Instinct, Moscow, Russia
Creative Director:Yaroslav Orlov, Roman Firainer
Copywriter:Maria Borzilova
Art Director:Nikolay Pere
Digital Creative Director:Nikolay Fabrika
Digital Art Director:Christofer Weider
Senior Digital Designer:Maxim Demkin
Client Service Director:Marina Vershinina
Account Director:Anna Glinkina
Senior Digital Manager:Ekaterina Krasina
Senior Account Manager:Vera Ulitenko
Account Executive:Ksenia Goldberg
Digital Producer:Anna Chaplygina
Design Director:Nikolay Markelov
Senior Strategic Planner:Svetlana Rogova
Digital Strategic Planner:Mathew Choudnovski

La Gazzetta dello Sport: Explosions


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La Gazzetta dello Sport

Print Campaign for Gazzetta.it, the new website of Gazzetta dello sport, the most important italian sporting magazine.

Advertising Agency:TBWA, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Directors:Francesco Guerrera, Nicola Lampugnani
Art Director:Moreno De Turco
Copywriter:Mirco Pagano
Account Executive:Diletta Carminati
Creative Director:Francesco Napoleone
Producer:Federico Fornasari
Production Company:First Floor Under
Photographer:Giacomo Biagi
Post Production:Special Project

Book Culture: Frankenstein, 20.000 Leagues, Animal Farm, Earth on the Moon, Dr. Moreau


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Book Culture

Imagination got there first.

Advertising Agency:Y&R, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer:Jim Elliott
Copywriter:Paul Michael Wood
Art Director:Mihail Aleksandrov
Senior Art Director:Eduardo Quadra
Executive Director Of Content Production:Letitia Jacobs
Art Content Producer:Cindy Pardy
Creative Retoucher:Raul Pardo
Photography:Getty Images, Corbis

Faber Castell Grip Finepen 0.4: Needles, Boat, Bench, Quicksand


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Faber-Castell

Finest of the finest.

Advertising Agency:Mayo Draft FCB, Lima, Peru
Chief Creative Director:Humberto Polar
Creative Director:Juan Donalisio
Art Director:Keni Mezarina
Copywriter:Rafael Garcia
Retoucher:Gabriel Ramos
Photographer:Rodrigo Tovar
Central Media:Gloria Herrera

Escola Panamericana de Arte e Design: Hands


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Escola Panamericana de Arte e Design

Drawing course at Panamericana.

Advertising Agency:AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer:Marcello Serpa
Executive Creative Director:Luiz Sanches
Creative Director:Marcos Medeiros, Andre Kassu, Bruno Prosperi, Renato Simoes
Art Director:Andre Nassar
Copywriter:Daniel Oksenberg
Illustrator:Techno Image

Holding Companies Don't Hold All The Cards

Category: View from the Cheap Seats
Summary: The good news is that small ad agencies and marketing firms are thriving. Everywhere. You can do business from anywhere in the world on behalf of clients who might be halfway around the world.

Npower partners Google-owned Nest Labs to take on British Gas' smart home products

Npower is taking on British Gas in the smart home sector by partnering with Google-owned Nest Labs to offer its customers an internet-enabled thermostat.

Guardian hails 'landmark moment' with personalised, region-specific app

The Guardian is celebrating “another landmark moment” with the launch of its new smartphone app, offering users increased personalisation and region-specific curation

Mike Hoban out as Thomas Cook marketing chief

Thomas Cook marketing chief Mike Hoban is to leave the business after 18 months to “pursue other opportunities”, with the recently appointed Remo Masala taking over all responsibility for marketing in the UK.

Children of Rio favela given cameras to capture daily lives and love of football

Children from Rio de Janeiro favela ‘Cidade de Deus’ were loaned cameras by Nikon to show their love of football and give a glimpse into their daily lives, as Brazil gears up to host the World Cup.

Hottest virals: McDonald's gets tricksy with World Cup stunts, plus Red Bull and ESPN

The latest virals from McDonald’s, Red Bull and ES[N.

The Sun convoca torcedores da Seleção Inglesa com música

Do Us Proud é o nome da nova campanha do jornal inglês The Sun, que usa a música para convocar os torcedores da Seleção Inglesa de futebol a acompanharem as notícias da Copa do Mundo FIFA 2014. Com a assinatura da Grey de Londres, o filme traz uma mensagem bem bacana, ao dizer que não importa vencer ou perder,  contanto que os jogadores entrem em campo com o coração.

Para dar esse recado, o clássico do The Seekers,  I’ll Never Find Another You, foi regravada pelos Dexters, e o vídeo promocional dá uma releitura futebolística aos tradicionais karaokês. A letra é apresentada por 74 pessoas de uma maneira muito original, e vale o play.

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How Drunk Are You? There's an App for That


Would you pay $99 to always know exactly how drunk you are?

A startup called Alcohoot is betting that consumers will shell out that kind of money for a device that converts a smartphone into a personal breathalyzer. While similar products are on the market, Alcohoot is hoping to generate some, um, buzz, through a new partnership with liquor giant Pernod Ricard USA, whose brands include Absolut, Jameson and Malibu.

The deal includes co-promotional and sales activities. For instance, Pernod’s “Wise Drinking” smartphone app — which is designed to promote responsible consumption with features like a drink counter — has added a link to Alcohoot’s app. The app works in conjunction with the plug-in device to provide a measurement of a person’s blood-alcohol content, as well as other analytics. Pernod will also distribute Alcohoot devices to its employees in the U.S., Brazil, Canada and Mexico. In another deal, Heineken USA distributed the devices to its employees, who have promoted them to beer distributors.

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How Coke Persuades Its Marketers Around the Globe to Buy Into World Cup Campaign


The approach proved successful for the company’s latest World Cup effort, which has been adopted by 175, or 85%, of its 207 markets. By comparison, 100 markets embraced the 2012 London Olympic Summer Games campaign.

Graphics were designed by Brazilian street artist Speto. Coca-Cola met with several artists before selecting Speto, who created elements for the campaign by carving into scrap wood and spray painting on canvas. Those elements were combined into a modular system that markets can arrange to their liking. They can also be shaded to mimic countries’ national color schemes — red, white and blue in the U.S. or green and yellow in Brazil, for example. Mr. Sommerville described the system as a “coloring book” for marketers.

“Our mindset was, how do we go from the napkin to …175 markets. If we can’t take that artwork and turn it into a system, then it will not get adopted,” Mr. Sommerville said. “What we don’t want is matching luggage. We give the markets creative freedom, but actually they’re all working off the same ingredients.”

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Infographic: Nike and Samsung lead World Cup of video shares

Football content from brands not affiliated with the World Cup have driven more than half of online video shares as the tournament approaches.

Pernod Ricard whisky brands tap into personalisation trend for Father’s Day

Pernod Ricard is tapping into consumers’ appetite for personalised products in the run-up to Father’s Day by giving them the chance to create bespoke whisky labels, in a move that signals the drinks company’s first major step into personalisation.

Life on Advertising's Frontier: Myanmar


I moved to Myanmar to work in the country’s young advertising industry. However one strange afternoon I found myself in a film studio, perched on a wooden stool, with a film crew of 20 people staring intently at me.

I had been cast as the talent in an ad for a local whiskey. The whiskey wanted a Scottish-looking face, which are in short supply in Myanmar, and I fit the bill.

I soon discovered Myanmar whiskey ads don’t use apple juice. They also involve a huge number of takes. I had to sip with greater satisfaction, swill with more meaning and look more confidently into the camera at the end. A production assistant kept running on stage to top up my glass.

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