Condor Hair Brushes: Medieval soldiers
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Control your hair.
Advertising Agency: OpusMúltipla, Curitiba, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Renato Cavalher
Creative Director: Flávia Rennó
Art Director: Luis Bacellar
Copywriter: César Noda
Illustrator: Abruzzo
Production Manager: Edson Perin
Account: Debora Rovaris, Emilly de Muzio
Published: January 2015
Condor Hair Brushes: Roman soldiers
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Control your hair.
Advertising Agency: OpusMúltipla, Curitiba, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Renato Cavalher
Creative Director: Flávia Rennó
Art Director: Luis Bacellar
Copywriter: César Noda
Illustrator: Abruzzo
Production Manager: Edson Perin
Account: Debora Rovaris, Emilly de Muzio
Published: January 2015
Quebec Subaru Dealers' Association: Forget winter, 1
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The all-wheel drive that will make you forget winter.
Advertising Agency: Agence Rinaldi, Montreal, Canada
Creative Director: Michel Van Houtte
Art Director: Patrick d’Anjou
Copywriters: Michel Van Houtte, Patrick d’Anjou, Jean-Charles Bullot
Photographer: Christian Tremblay
Digital artist: Visual Box
Account executives: Maurice Rinaldi, Justine Lallemand-Auger
Published: December 2014
Quebec Subaru Dealers' Association: Forget winter, 2
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The all-wheel drive that will make you forget winter.
Advertising Agency: agence Rinaldi, Montreal, Canada
Creative Director: Michel Van Houtte
Art Director: Patrick d’Anjou
Copywriters: Michel Van Houtte, Patrick d’Anjou, Jean-Charles Bullot
Photographer: Christian Tremblay
Digital artist: Visual Box
Account executives: Maurice Rinaldi, Justine Lallemand-Auger
Published: December 2014
Quebec Subaru Dealers' Association: Forget winter, 3
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The all-wheel drive that will make you forget winter.
Advertising Agency: agence Rinaldi, Montreal, Canada
Creative Director: Michel Van Houtte
Art Director: Patrick d’Anjou
Copywriters: Michel Van Houtte, Patrick d’Anjou, Jean-Charles Bullot
Photographer: Christian Tremblay
Digital artist: Visual Box
Account executives: Maurice Rinaldi, Justine Lallemand-Auger
Published: December 2014
Reflecting Glasses Portraits
Posted in: UncategorizedVoici une superbe série de Make-up Art réalisée par le photographe Huainan Li. En jouant sur les sens et les émotions, le concept consiste à illustrer et interpréter les paysages qui se reflètent dans les lunettes des modèles par un maquillage et une mise en beauté recherchée. À découvrir en images.
ONU Mulheres ensina o caminho para “chegar” sem forçar a barra no Carnaval
Posted in: UncategorizedNa contramão da polêmica campanha de Skol (leia mais aqui), as Nações Unidas lançam uma sobre o Carnaval, época em que o xaveco está liberado e incentivado, mas em que “não” continua significando “não”.
Com foco na rapaziada, a peça – um fluxograma com potencial ~viral~ nestas redes sociais que tanto gostamos, em JPG e vídeo – reforça que “chegar” não significa forçar a barra e que dá para se divertir do mesmo jeito (ao contrário daqueles que afirmam que o mundo anda tão chato hoje em dia).
“Como festa de rua, o carnaval é o momento em que as pessoas se relacionam e se permitem a viver com intensidade. Esse clima precisa ser mantido para mulheres e homens. Por isso, a campanha entra no clima da diversão e propõe práticas que respeitem os limites dados pelas mulheres, como propõe a Plataforma de Ação de Pequim que completa 20 anos neste 2015.”, explica Nadine Gasman, representante da ONU Mulheres Brasil.
Acompanham a campanha outras peças que estão sendo divulgadas pelo Facebook, estas voltadas às mulheres:
Assinam a campanha as Nações Unidas, com coordenação da ONU Mulheres Brasil e apoio institucional das Secretarias de Políticas para as Mulheres da Presidência da República (SPM-PR) e do Município do Rio de Janeiro (SPM-Rio). A criação (pro bono) é da Propeg.
O B9 e este articulista desejam um bom carnaval aos leitores-foliões, reforçando o tópico do respeito às mulheres. Deixamos aqui outras recomendações da ONU: Procurar serviços de apoio em caso de constrangimentos e crimes, como o Ligue 180 (Central de atendimento à Mulher), e usar camisinha se o xaveco rolar.
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WMcCann, Brazil Takes it Off for Conti Bier
Posted in: UncategorizedWMcCann, Brazil introduces the new can “Pin Up” from Conti Bier with a 38-second spot.
The ad keeps things basic, showing the new can from the assembly line to being loaded into a refrigerator. After the message “The only one that takes it off” appears onscreen, the spot shows the can’s pinup as her top layer disappears to reveal her undergarments. As a selling-point for beer this is about as low as it gets, taking the Coors “cold-activated” schtick to new, even more gimicky places. “The cooler, the better” the spot concludes, which probably has to do with covering for the beer’s faults, with the “pin up” gimick their idea of a clever disguise. The real question, of course, is will this actually help sell more beer?
Snickers: Deep-V
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You’re not you when you’re hungry.
Advertising Agency: BBDO, Toronto, Canada
Creative Directors: Peter Ignazi, Carlos Moreno
Art Director: Mike Schonberger
Copywriter: Matt Hubbard
Illustrator: Greg Boychuk
Digital Retouching: John Rodrigues
Print Producer: Jennifer Wong
Group Account Director: Ariel Vinizki
Account Director: Rachel Selwood
Account Executive: Warren Yang
Published: December 2014
Snickers: Piercing
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You’re not you when you’re hungry.
Advertising Agency: BBDO, Toronto, Canada
Creative Directors: Peter Ignazi, Carlos Moreno
Art Director: Mike Schonberger
Copywriter: Matt Hubbard
Illustrator: Greg Boychuk
Digital Retouching: John Rodrigues
Print Producer: Jennifer Wong
Group Account Director: Ariel Vinizki
Account Director: Rachel Selwood
Account Executive: Warren Yang
Published: December 2014
Snickers: Tattoo
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You’re not you when you’re hungry.
Advertising Agency: BBDO, Toronto, Canada
Creative Directors: Peter Ignazi, Carlos Moreno
Art Director: Mike Schonberger
Copywriter: Matt Hubbard
Illustrator: Greg Boychuk
Digital Retouching: John Rodrigues
Print Producer: Jennifer Wong
Group Account Director: Ariel Vinizki
Account Director: Rachel Selwood
Account Executive: Warren Yang
Published: December 2014
The Ostberg Bench
Posted in: UncategorizedLe studio australien Sawdust Bureau a imaginé l’Østberg Bench en édition limitée à 10 exemplaires : un banc en bois poli qui fait aussi office de longue table avec des cales et emplacements pour ranger des magazines et livres. Deux bras sortent sur un des côtés, dont un qui est un peu surélevé et rend la forme du banc originale.
Artista pinta com LEGO em animação stop-motion
Posted in: UncategorizedJon Rolph é um fã de LEGO que há anos cria animações em stop-motion com o brinquedo e coloca em seu canal no Youtube. Com o tempo, Jon foi melhorando nos seus vídeos, mas o último é realmente uma obra de arte.
Na animação, ele usa pincéis e tintas feitas de tijolinhos de LEGO para reproduzir a famosa “Composição II em Vermelho, Azul e Amarelo” do pintor modernista holandês Piet Mondrian. O vídeo ficou muito detalhado, vale muito a pena ver!
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TV's Ad Market Remains Muted in Time Warner Results
Posted in: UncategorizedThe tepid ad market is continuing to give cable networks fits as they work to sell the commercial time they didn’t book in the upfront, when advertisers shop for the upcoming TV season. Sales executives have been looking for strong growth in the so-called scatter market after a sluggish upfront market last summer.
In a conference call with investors to discuss Time Warner’s latest quarterly earnings on Wednesday, Time Warner CFO Howard Averill said ad rates in the scatter market are “up mid- to high-single-digits over upfront [pricing], while [dollar] volume is moderate.”
Mr. Averill said he anticipated a flat market in the near term, with ad sales likely to show “modest improvement” going forward.
Late-Night Becomes a Construction Zone for Comedy Central
Posted in: UncategorizedJon Stewart redefined late-night and helped give Comedy Central new influence when he joined the “Daily Show” in 1999. The network had been gaining momentum since debuting “South Park” a few years before, but it was Mr. Stewart’s fresh take on both news events and the late-night format that opened the door to a different audience, and as a result, new advertisers.
Now, as Mr. Stewart prepares to leave the talk show, shortly after Stephen Colbert and Jon Oliver made their own exits, Comedy Central is tasked with revamping its late-night programming block and convincing advertisers it can continue to attract the younger, male audiences on which it has built its business.
“It’s pretty monumental,” said David Campanelli, senior VP-director of national broadcast, Horizon Media. “He basically created a whole new genre, or at least sub-genre, and put Comedy Central on the map in a whole different way than they had been before.”
Mistress Promises to Punish All Who Attend Its Anniversary Party
Posted in: UncategorizedAn agency based in Los Angeles is hosting its fifth anniversary party this week in Venice Beach. We don’t live in Los Angeles and don’t personally know anyone at Mistress, so our interest level was hovering near zero until we saw the pictures.
Here’s Scott Harris — current Mistress partner and former CD at Mother London/senior copywriter at Ogilvy New York — surrounded by his fellow creative professionals at last year’s event:
…and here’s the host of said event, Mistress Anastasia.
We don’t know what “ribbon bondage” is and we don’t quite care to find out.
There’s a bit of the usual PR blah blah in the release about agency growth, etc., in addition to this quote from the agency’s “Culture Mistress” aka head of operations Aya Nishimura:
This bordering-on-TMI story isn’t quite as juicy as the blind item we received regarding an executive who was so fond of one particular adult entertainer that he went and married her.
But it is distracting, no?
Tag Explains ‘The Art of Villainy’ for Jaguar
Posted in: UncategorizedTag, UK continues the villain-celebrating campaign Jaguar launched with in-house agency Spark44 last year in “The Art of Villainy,” a two-plus minute primer on what it takes to be a classic British villain starring Tom Hiddleston.
If you want to be a respectable bad guy, the ad contends, there a couple of requirements. You have to sound distinct, so everyone knows who’s in charge (this is probably the main reason Brits always play the part). You also need style and attention to detail, and that’s where the Jaguar comes in. The spot is entertaining and, perhaps more so than previous ads in the campaign, does a great job of tying Jaguar to the idea of the stylish British villain. Even at a dialogue-heavy over two minute run time, the premise is executed well enough that it doesn’t run thin. We expect that Jaguar will stick with this approach for a while, but if this was the last ad in the campaign it would be a fine way to go out.
Credits:
Advertising Agency: Tag, UK
Producer: Nicole Southey
Creative Director: Matt Page, Piggy Lines
Production Compnay: Rouge Films
Director: Mark Jenkinson
Producer: Tom Farley
DOP: Alex Barber
Editor: Kevin Palmer / TenThree
Music: Chris Green / Massive Music
Post-Production
Producer: Pete Jones
Shoot Supervisor: Hussein Hassani
Editor: TenThree
Flame: Hussein Hassani
Colourist: Mark Horrobin
3D Artist: Sandra Clua
ESPN: This is SportsCenter – Sharks
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In the 30-second video, Right Shark and the free spirited Left Shark arrive back in cold and snowy Bristol, Conn., following a long drive from Arizona. Away from the spotlight, they are finally able to remove their costumes and get back to their day jobs.
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, New York, USA
Architecture and Kids Playgrounds Illustrations
Posted in: UncategorizedFabrice Le Nezet est un designer, plasticien et cinéaste français basé à Londres. Son travail explore l’intersection entre l’architecture, la mode et les jouets grâce à l’utilisation de matières premières comme le béton et le métal sous une esthétique pure, graphique et soignée. Voici sa dernière série d’illustrations intitulée « Monolith » et disponible en 10 exemplaires sur son site.