PopKey is a smart phone keyboard application where you can find, send and store animated GIFs via text. Lexus and Team One have placed a group of holiday-themed animate GIFs on PopKey to inspire and motivate people who would play with such things to drive a Lexus. Puppies and kids. This is advertising today, yesterday […]
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There more to the news than just news. There’s also ethics in gaming journalism. I kid! This isn’t about gamer gate, silly, it’s about Slate.com. While I love the infographic art direction, this campaign could be for any online news site. It looks good, but doesn’t give me a reason to visit Salon over Slate. Both of them suck anyway.
Après Kung-Fu Panda, le réalisateur Mark Osborne a décidé d’adapter « Le Petit Prince », le chef-d’oeuvre d’Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, sous la forme d’un film animé réunissant les voix de James Franco et Rachel McAdams. Le film revisitera ce classique de la littérature française à travers l’histoire d’une petite fille qui découvre ce conte. Sortie prévue le 7 Octobre 2015 en France.
L’artiste Diane Meyer prend des clichés évoquant des souvenirs de lieux et son histoire personnelle pour les transcender en y ajouter des lignes de points de croix. Les carrés de broderie donnent l’impression que l’image devient floue et pixelisée. Ses deux séries « Berlin » et « Time Spent That Might » sont à découvrir en images.
Le design du restaurant afghan Parwana Kutchi Deli est né du fruit d’une collaboration entre Graham Charbonneau du Studio-Gram et les directeurs artistiques de chez Mash. Avec des nuances de bleu, de belles alcôves, des clichés d’icônes afghanes, de paons et des tonalités de street-food, ce spot de 45m2 situé à Adelaide propose des saveurs parfumées concoctées par Zelmai et Farida Ayubi, venus en Australie en 1987.
Photos by David Sievers.
Bertrand Lanthiez est graphic et interactive designer français. L’année dernière, il a exposé à Reykjavik une oeuvre intitulée « Sound of Threads », une composition de deux installations qui, de manière intrigante, invitent à ressentir la musique et les sons autrement qu’avec le seul sens auditif. La bande son a été réalisé, avec la voix de Mina Tindle, une chanteuse française qui à récemment sorti un second album.
Part 1 : Installation composée de quatre supports en bois et de fils de laine islandais. La lumière est projetée dessus afin de créer une traduction visuelle de la musique et de souligner l’expérience sonore.
Part 2 : Une petite pièce dans laquelle les gens sont invités à créer leur propre « morceau de musique » en utilisant simplement les mouvements de leur corps qui actionnent aléatoirement des sons et des lumières.
Every weekday, we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new and trending TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, a company that catalogs, tags and measures activity around TV ads in real time. The New Releases here ran on TV for the first time yesterday. The Most Engaging ads are showing sustained social heat, ranked by SpotShare scores reflecting the percent of digital activity associated with each one over the past week. See the methodology here.
Among the new releases, Miller High Life delivers a pair of spots around its “I Am Rich” campaign. Sporting “designer footwear” at a bowling alley and fishing on a “mega yacht,” the brewing company’s everyman sips the “champagne of beers.” Also, FedEx brings clever effects to the office drudgery in its newest business-to-business commercial.
As always, you can find out more about the best commercials on TV at Ad Age’s Creativity.
A year ago, Nest Labs bought a retired fire truck off a Craigslist posting in Michigan, painted it blue and sent it across the country. Starting on Friday, the company, acquired by Google in January, is camping the truck in downtown Manhattan for the holidays as a promotional staging ground for its devices.
It’s the next step in the smart-home outfitter’s maiden marketing campaign, called “Thoughtful Things,” which began with a series of TV and print ads in November.
The truck is equipped with installations to demonstrate its internet-connected smoke detector, Nest Protect. Passersby can buy the Protect right there, along with Nest’s thermostat and video camera. The truck also hosts free smartphone charging, gift-wrapping and kids’ firefighter hats.
If there was any doubt remaining about the cultureal pull of NPR’s “Serial” podcast, marketers have started trying to jump in on the conversation.
Best Buy was the latest brand to post a tweet about the weekly podcast, in which journalist Sarah Koenig investigates the conviction of Adnan Syed in the 1998 murder of his ex-girlfriend.
The electronics retailer actually plays a prominent role in the story. Prosecutors said in court that Mr. Syed used a a pay phone in the parking lot of a Maryland Best Buy to call for a ride on the day of his ex-girlfriend’s disappearance. But Ms. Koenig was unable to corroborate that there was any pay phone in that lot.
While watching this semifinalist entry for the 2015 Doritos Crash the Super Bowl competition might in some ways mildly conjure some thoughts related recent news, the end result is Crash the Super Bowl funny.
As the ad, created by Chuck McCarthy, opens, two guys are seen beating the crap out of…someone or something. A lady then runs up and yells, “Hey…”
The camera then cuts to the ground to reveal the guys are beating on a bag of Doritos. The lady adds, “Why do you guys hate Doritos so much?”
The joke is then revealed. We won’t give it away.
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