The right part doesn’t work in the wrong place.
Advertising Agency: Y&R Brasil
Chief Creative Officer: Rui Branquinho
Creative Director: Leandro Câmara
Copywriter: Christian Fontana
Account Director: Alessandro Cardoni
Planner: Ana Kuroki
Illustrator: Studio Marco Cezar
Account: Beatriz Pedrosa
The right part doesn’t work in the wrong place.
Advertising Agency: Y&R Brasil
Chief Creative Officer: Rui Branquinho
Creative Director: Leandro Câmara
Copywriter: Christian Fontana
Account Director: Alessandro Cardoni
Planner: Ana Kuroki
Illustrator: Studio Marco Cezar
Account: Beatriz Pedrosa
The right part doesn’t work in the wrong place.
Advertising Agency: Y&R Brasil
Chief Creative Officer: Rui Branquinho
Creative Director: Leandro Câmara
Copywriter: Christian Fontana
Account Director: Alessandro Cardoni
Planner: Ana Kuroki
Illustrator: Studio Marco Cezar
Account: Beatriz Pedrosa
Of the major sports, baseball is the one that so often lives in its glorified past. But Major League Baseball for its season-long 2015 campaign is leaving the nostalgia behind with a real-time approach featuring hundreds of pieces of content.
The campaign, called “This Is Baseball,” is the debut effort for MLB by Anomaly, which won the creative account a few months ago. The word “this” is a reference to the phrase often used by people on social media when sharing a piece of content that needs no further explanation.
Ads provide a documentary-style, up-close look at the players, managers and fans, including behind-the-scenes footage. The first ads that will run were shot during spring training. But MLB plans to update the campaign throughout the season. So if a pitcher throws a no-hitter, for instance, fans might see an ad about it the next day.
Some say that a man’s best friend is his dog, you know better. In all your wisdom, you know there’s none more loyal than a man’s beard. The same beard that kept you warm during the polar vortex. The same beard that earned you countless right swipes on tinder. And the same beard that had your back at numerous dinners, when your food didn’t quite make it to your mouth.
Ignoring torture is to agree with it.
Advertising School: ESA Saint Luc Tournai, Belgium
Art Director / Copywriter: Florian Pottier
Ignoring torture is to agree with it.
Advertising School: ESA Saint Luc Tournai, Belgium
Art Director / Copywriter: Florian Pottier
Ignoring torture is to agree with it.
Advertising School: ESA Saint Luc Tournai, Belgium
Art Director / Copywriter: Florian Pottier
Advertising Agency: Armando Testa, Torino, Italy
Creative Director: Vincenzo Celli
Art Director: Dadomani
Photographer: Patrizio Saccò
Published: April 2015
Advertising Agency: ROSAPARK, Paris, France
Creative Directors: Gilles Fichteberg, Jean-François Sacco
Art Director: Julien Saurin
Copywriter:Nicolas Gadesaude
3D: Mécanique Générale
Photographer: Mécanique Générale
Account manager: Rozenn Traineau
Planner: Marine Thersiquel
Photographer producers: Chloé Bartoletti, Camille Asal
Published: April 2015
Get there faster.
Advertising Agency: Grey, Beijing, China
Executive Creative Director: Alvin Lim
Creative Directors: Marx Zhu, He Jun
Art Directors: Marx Zhu, Yang Jianfeng
Copywriter: Alvin Lim
Creative Services Director: Kevin Bi
Traffic Manager: Jane Li
Managing Director: Oliver Xu
Account Manager: Afra Hou
Production House: Mulberry
Photographer: Matjaz Tancic
Retouchers: Hei Zi, Xu Yuanming
Get there faster.
Advertising Agency: Grey, Beijing, China
Executive Creative Director: Alvin Lim
Creative Directors: Marx Zhu, He Jun
Art Directors: Marx Zhu, Yang Jianfeng
Copywriter: Alvin Lim
Creative Services Director: Kevin Bi
Traffic Manager: Jane Li
Managing Director: Oliver Xu
Account Manager: Afra Hou
Production House: Mulberry
Photographer: Matjaz Tancic
Retouchers: Hei Zi, Xu Yuanming
Get there faster.
Advertising Agency: Grey, Beijing, China
Executive Creative Director: Alvin Lim
Creative Directors: Marx Zhu, He Jun
Art Directors: Marx Zhu, Yang Jianfeng
Copywriter: Alvin Lim
Creative Services Director: Kevin Bi
Traffic Manager: Jane Li
Managing Director: Oliver Xu
Account Manager: Afra Hou
Production House: Mulberry
Photographer: Matjaz Tancic
Retouchers: Hei Zi, Xu Yuanming
Advertising Agency: Publicis Conseil, Paris, France
??Executive Creative Director: Cédric Guéret
Creative directors: Cédric Guéret, Laure Ferry-Sauvaire
Copywriter: Stéphanie Boucher
Art Director: Christine Démias
Account managers: Alexandre Hacpille, Isabelle Garnier, Sira Diakite, Raphaële Benoit
TV Production (Prodigious): Pierre Marcus, Anne Boucher
Director: Alexandre Mehring
Company Production: Good Ideas
Producer: Thibault Martin
Director of Production : Sandra Kiesser
Post-production (Prodigious): Good Ideas
Music: Baptiste Thiry / “Endeavour”
Denny Hamlin’s first love wasn’t racing. It was Denny’s. Now, he’s fulfilled his lifelong dream and built his own Denny’s Denny’s to take on the road. This racing season fans and guests alike will have the chance to visit Hamlin’s custom “Denny’s Denny’s” as it travels with him track to track.
Advertising Agency: Erwin Penland, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Con Williamson
Executive Creative Directors: John Cornette, Craig Melchiano
Account Director: Zac Painter
Project Manager: Jillian Cornette
Production Company: Valiant Pictures
Directors: Vincent Lin, Robert Larson, Nick Johansson
Executive Producer: Matthew D’Amato
Director of Photography: Heather Craig, Stewart Yost
Editor: Vincent Lin
Composer: Cliff Lin
Sound Design: Benjamin S.L
(TrendHunter.com) These April 2015 cosmetics trends range from beauty e-consultations to food-based makeup lines that feature no harmful chemicals or added preservatives. The cosmetic industry’s recent focus on…
The only weapon that can defeat AIDS is research.
Advertising Agency: WNP, Paris, France
Agency management: Eric Delannoy
Chief Creative Director: Christelle Raynal
Creative Directors: Delphine Tabutin, Marion Thiéry
Copywriter: Marion Thiéry
Art Director: Delphine Tabutin
Assistant Art Director: Eleonore Renou
Photographer: Fabrice Bouquet
Retouching: Camille/C’est la vie
Published: March 2015
Baptisée Transition, voici une structure tout à fait surprenant réalisée, pour son projet de fin d’études, par l’étudiante japonaise Shoko Konishi. L’installation intégralement formée de tube en papier paraît anecdotique depuis l’extérieur mais donne une vue du ciel exceptionnelle lorsqu’on s’aventure à l’intérieur.
Situé à 20 minutes au nord de Singapour, voici une nouvelle plateforme résidentielle conçue par l’architecte Moshe Safdie. Ce complexe, nommé « Sky Habitat » est constitué de deux tours de 38 étages liées à la base, puis par trois ponts qui relient les niveaux supérieurs. Le pont supérieur contient une piscine surélevée qui offre une vue imprenable sur les toits de la ville.
(TrendHunter.com) Kristine Froseth bears the fruit of the desert in Numero Tokyo’s May 2015 issue.
Lifeless and vacant, desert’s seem to stretch on and on without an end, or any hope of an end, in sight….
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