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Land Rover
Landrover helps you escape to your second home, no matter where that is.
Advertising School:Miami Ad School, San Francisco, USA
Art Director:Sarah Yu
Copywriter:Lizzie Lane
Instructor:Felix Richter
Focus sur une vidéo impressionnante d’hoverboard dans l’eau et dans les airs avec des planches créées par Franky Zapata. Des sportifs se sont donc réunis pour faire cette vidéo qu’ils ont tourné sur des plages du monde entier. A découvrir à travers des prises de vue incroyables, pleines de sauts et de boucles extrêmes.
Immerse into fun.
Advertising Agency: Kastner & Partners, Mexico
Creative Directors: Gibran Sotelo, Pablo Medina
Art Directors: Pawa Bernal, Pablo Medina
Copywriter: Gibran Sotelo
Photographer: Rodrigo Ceballos
Retoucher: Rodo Morfin
Producer: Forma
Published: June 2014
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Executive Creative Directors: Mark Bernath, Eric Quennoy
Creative Directors: David Smith, Alvaro Sotomayor
Art Director: Riccardo Rachello
Copywriter: Ebba Hult
Head of Content: Joe Togneri
Planner: Ben Armistead
Group Account Director: Kirk Johnsen
Account Director: Nick Campion
Account Manager: Kerstin Hagg
Project Manager: Janna Harrington
Business Affairs: Michael Graves
Perfectly suited for Brazil 2014.
Advertising Agency: The Avenue, Alderley Edge, UK
Photographer: Paul Moffat
Published: June 2014
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Advertising Agency: Talent, São Paulo, Brazil
Executive Creative Director: João Livi
Creative Directors: Eduardo Martins, Philippe Degen
Art Directors: Rodrigo Scapolan, Fabio Noremberg, Bruno Bomediano
Copywriter: Carlos Schleder
Illustrator: Gelmi Estúdio de Arte
Photographer: Mario Coelho
Retouching: Imagem Boreal
Art Buyer: Mario Coelho
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Debora Liotti
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Advertising Agency: Talent, São Paulo, Brazil
Executive Creative Director: João Livi
Creative Directors: Eduardo Martins, Philippe Degen
Art Directors: Rodrigo Scapolan, Fabio Noremberg, Bruno Bomediano
Copywriter: Carlos Schleder
Illustrator: Gelmi Estúdio de Arte
Photographer: Mario Coelho
Retouching: Imagem Boreal
Art Buyer: Mario Coelho
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Debora Liotti
Unadapt.
Advertising Agency: Talent, São Paulo, Brazil
Executive Creative Director: João Livi
Creative Directors: Eduardo Martins, Philippe Degen
Art Directors: Rodrigo Scapolan, Fabio Noremberg, Bruno Bomediano
Copywriter: Carlos Schleder
Illustrator: Gelmi Estúdio de Arte
Photographer: Mario Coelho
Retouching: Imagem Boreal
Art Buyer: Mario Coelho
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Debora Liotti
Advertising Agency: Martpet Comunicação, Recife, Brazil
Creative Directors: Diego Curvêlo, Edison Martins
Copywriter: Diego Curvêlo
Account Supervisor: Themis Uehbe
Account Executives: João Lima, Filipe Almeida
Production Company: Opara Filmes
Directors: Eugênio Seppi, Diego Curvêlo
Director of Photography: Beto Martins
Editor: Diego Curvêlo / Final Cut
Color Grade: Marcio Pasqualino / Psycho N’ Look
Audio / Sound Design: Onomatopeia
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Gustavo Melo, Danilo Sampaio
Seeing as it’s Friday, June 13 and all, DDB’s Hungarian branch has decided to get into the spirit of the most superstitious date of the year via Twitter. The agency has launched a simple, one-day project that aims to find out how your Friday the 13th is going simply by using the hashtag #lucky or #unlucky in your tweets. The main goal of the 24-hour effort is to find out if Friday the 13th is really deserving of all the negativity that’s been attached to it through the ages, and from the looks of it on the live “Friday the 13th: The Experiment” site, today is proving to be more auspicious than unlucky. Well, there’s still over 14 hours to go so we’ll see what happens when the end results are posted tomorrow. While our day’s been neither lucky nor unlucky thus far, we’re just saddened by the lack of a Jason Voorhees appearance in this project (though the Tupac one is, um, interesting).
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Today a little birdie tells us that a new mural in the Kansas City offices of Barkley has caused something of a stir.
Seems executives at the “largest employee-owned advertising agency in the US” petitioned an artist to recreate “The Creation of Adam” in mural form starring themselves in the key roles. Here’s the work in question:
The credits: CEO Jeff King, left, stars as Adam with CCO Don McKinney playing the role of God the father.
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New York-based full-service independent agency Barker has announced expansion their executive leadership team with the promotions of Ray Rainville, Sandi Harari and John Lu to senior vice president. The expansion is a reflection of “the company’s recent growth and expansion of its Client Services, Creative and Interactive departments.”
Rainville will lead the agency’s client relations team, business development, and oversee the execution of campaigns as senior vice president of client services. He joined Grey colleague and Barker president back in 2003 to help build the agency. His “business development and production experience has enabled the agency to work with leading companies in a broad range of industries to develop award-winning integrated campaigns.”
As senior vice president of creative, Harrari will oversee integrated concepts across all media platforms. A 21 year veteran of advertising and design, Harrari joined Barker in 2006 as a creative director and has worked on campaigns for clients such as Atkins Nutritionals, IDB Bank, Kiss Nails, Parx Casino and Estée Lauder.
Lu will “lead the agency’s digital team which specializes in user experience design, strategy and digital production” as senior vice president of interactive. He has been instrumental in building Barker’s digital practice and has helped launch award winning websites, applications, mobile apps, social media programs and digital media campaigns. Prior to Barker, Lu held senior UX positions at CP+B, Digitas and ESI Design. He has over fifteen years of digital experience. continued…
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Do you remember the Bear form the Canal + spot?
Of course you do. it was one of the best spots in the past five years. By the way, Monsieur Ours has a name and it’s Paul Bearman. So freaking cute!
Anyway, BETC and company have rightly brought him back for a very fun interactive site. In it, you have hte chance to Be the bear. It’s a kind of Choose Your Own Adventure, but with you as director. Very fun.
This spot for Amnesty International demonstrates the power the pen has over the sword. It’s a full CG film, too. Very nice graphics.
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Amref Italia
Advertising Agency:Y&R, Rome, Italy
Executive Creative Director:Vicky Gitto
Creative Director:Mariano Lombardi
Art Director:Andrea Giovannone, Max Di Rubba
Copywriter:Filippo Testa
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Arena
Welcome to our world.
Advertising Agency:Y&R, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Director:Vicky Gitto
Art Director:Andrea Fumagalli
Copywriter:Stefano Guidi
Photographer:Justin Lewis
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Fondazione Pubblicità e Progresso
Advertising Agency:Y&R, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Director:Vicky Gitto
Art Director:Davide Breghelli, Cinzia Caccia, Giulia Papetti
Copywriter:GB Oneto, Carrmela Balestrieri
Production House:Combocut Film
Director:Alessandro Palminiello
Production Manager:Alvise Barbaro
Music Artist:Ferdinando Arnò
Nous avons sélectionné pour vous le meilleur des archives photographiques du magazine National Geographic que le Tumblr Vintage National Geographic recense avec brio. De 1888 à 1999, cette compilation nous replonge dans les plus beaux endroits qu’ont pu voir les photographes du magazine.
Waterfall, July 1979.
Sky romping acrobats blaze trails over Austin in Minnesota, February 1941.
Wailua Falls in Hawaii, September 1995.
Sunset view of Mount McKinley in Alaska, June 1956.
Tats Creek in Canada, February 1994.
Virginia Falls in Nahanni National Park in Canada, September 1981.
Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, May 1986.
Tuamotu Archipelago in French Polynesia, June 1997.
Towering tree ferns about a hillside on Martinique, February 1959.
Glacier in the Ragged Range of Canada’s Nahanni National Park Reserve, September 1981.
Toroweap Overlook in Grand Canyon National Monument, April 1962.
Girl dives in the Vaitepiha River in Tahiti, July 1962.
The Royal Danish Ballet, February 1974.
Coconut Lory in the New Guinea jungle, October 1955.
The Eiffel Tower’s steel tower, June 1960.
Wilberforce Falls on the Hood River in Canada, January 1986.
An elephant in Kenya Amboseli’s Game Reserve, February 1972.
Pioneer I launching at Cape Canaveral in Florida, February 1959.
Artist model strikes a pose in a Montmartre studio, June 1960.
Newborn mountain gorilla in its mothers arms, March 1992.
An endangered leopard kitten in a Bangkok market, March 1981.
Huita River in SW Iceland, August 1969.
Avenida Juarez in Mexico, March 1967.
Balloon breezes over Colorado Sawatch Range, October 1979.
Beach in Rio de Janeiro, February 1978.
Belize coast, January 1972.
Cape Hatteras in North Carolina, March 1980.
Cape Regina in New Zealand, April 1962.
Carina Nebula, June 1983.
Cluster of observatories atop Hawaii Mauna Kea volcano, June 1983.
Couple embracing in front of The Arc de Triomphe, June 1960.
Drakensberg Range in South Africa, June 1977.
Escalante Canyon in Utah, August 1972.
Fire lookout atop Sierra Buttes in California, June 1971.
Galaxy NGC 2997, June 1983.
Giraffe at Lake Rudolph in Ethiopia, May 1970.
A freshwater Suwannee cooter cruises the waters of Florida’s Rainbow Run, January 1986.
Adelie penguin sits on an egg at Cape Hallett in Antarctica, October 1968.
Atlantic Volcanoes, June 1958.
California St. in San Francisco, November 1959.
Canyon Walls of Jebel Akhdar in Oman, September 1981.
Boot shaped pool in Texas, April 1980.
A solitary sprinter dashes along surf-scalloped St. Vincent, December 1965.
Glacier Bay in Alaska, January 1984.
Brown bear cubs in Alaska, September 1975.
Glacier in Washington State Mt. Ranier in the distance, April 1960.
Great Wall of China, August 1960.
Green Sea Turtle haunts a Caribbean shoal, February 1994.
Hog Island in Bahamas, February 1958.
Hongorin Els dunes in the Gobi desert, February 1985.
Hot Springs in Iceland, August 1969.
Jets of boiling water wave a snowy plume of steam in an eruption of Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National Park, December 1965.
La Jollas Cliffs in San Diego, California, January 1942.
Lilliputian in Japan, April 1936.
Little Flint introduces himself, December 1965.
Lompoc Valley in California, April 1984.
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River in Wyoming, December 1965.
Macaws in the Peruvian rain forest, January 1994.
Molten lava explodes as it hits the ocean off of Hawaii, December 1992.
Mount Everest, July 1984.
Mount Hood, November 1952.
Observation on Clingman’s Dome in North Carolina, May 1970.
Pamunkey River in Virginia, July 1974.
Polyorchis jellyfish, November 1961.
Prekestolen over Lyse Fjord in Norway, January 1957.
Puma in the Colombian jungle, August 1970.
Rhesus monkeys at Swayambhu Temple in Nepal, April 1980.
Sand dunes in Colorados High San Luis Valley, October 1939.
Seagulls above the waters of the Minche’s Channel in Scotland, May 1970.
September 1973.
September 1979.
Sunny Beach along the Black Sea in Bulgaria, July 1980.
Taku Glacier in Alaska, February 1967.
Tatshenshini-Alsek Wilderness Park in Canada, February 1994.
Terrace of Exotic Gardens in Monaco in France, April 1963.
Online ad fraud is a really big problem. How big? One company’s promise to fight it was recently slapped on a Midtown New York billboard — just steps away from Times Square.
New York based video ad server Vindico is behind the campaign, which will run indefinitely.
“Expect to see more billboards in locations strategically around New York City and possibly other markets, we’ve really just begun,” said Vindico president Matt Timothy in an email.
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