Peterson Milla Hooks Launches ‘True to Hue’ for Behr

Minneapolis-based agency Peterson Milla Hooks launched a spring campaign for Behr entitled “True to Hue.”

A 30-second broadcast spot ties together emotions and colors, promising, “If you feel it, you can find it.” The ad shows off such Behr colors as “Joie de Vivre,” “True Blue,” “Off Broadway,” “Fuzzy Duckling,” “Rumors” and “New Day” as modes of self-expression. Each color is matched with a fitting personality to demonstrate “the feeling and bravery of choosing colors when you were younger,” encouraging DIYers to skip the trends and trust their emotions. The campaign is the latest in the spring “paint ad wars,” following efforts from Valspar and Sherwin Williams. Behr takes a different approach than its competitors. While FCB Chicago went the lengthy online route for Valspar with an ad tackling color blindness and BBDO New York took a more comical approach for Sherwin Williams, Behr just seems to want to show off its colors.

After All That, the Hamburglar's First Video Is One Big Joke About His Nagging Wife

Are we sure we want the Hamburglar back?

The cartoon character, who was reincarnated after a 13-year hiatus as a real live human man—whom the Internet simultaneously reviled and love—took over McDonald’s Twitter account today. And with the teaser ads out of the way, the character used the platform to … well, sorry, he keeps getting interrupted again and again by his wife’s phone calls.

Yep, even the Hamburglar gets nagged by his annoying wife about the various things (candles and cake) she wants him to pick up while he’s out. 

It’s an easy, albeit regressive joke. But is it really the way you want to reintroduce the nation to a well-known character? This guy’s supposed to be a rebel, but this is about as tiresomely traditional as it gets.



3D-Printed Modular Wall Storage

SuperMod est un meuble de rangement imprimé en 3D dont les multiples modules rappellent la forme d’une ruche. Conçu par les fondateurs de Simplus design en collaboration avec Bold Machines, cet assemblage de polygones rouges et blancs permet de stocker de manière fonctionnelle et esthétique.

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Black and White Street Style Portraits by Amy Arbus

Fille de Diane Arbus et entrainée par le photographe Richard Avedon, Amy Arbus a longtemps travaillé pour The Village Voice, dans les années 80, à New York, à sillonner les rues pour tirer le portrait de passants ou de célébrités telles que les Clash et Madonna. Voici une sélection de ses très beaux clichés en noir et blanc.

The Clash.

Madonna.

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Grooving Grunge Editorials – The Glamour Iceland Silja Magg Photoshoot is Alternative and Upbeat (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The Glamour Iceland editorial produced by photographer Silja Magg displays the seldom seen mixture of dance poses with grunge. Model Anja Konstantinova mastered the set that pictured her moving…

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adidas '#runmore" (2015) 1:15 (Canada)

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Set to a dreamy, inspiring VO, this spot for adidas moves away from thematic style and gets personal. The woman runs sometimes because she wants to, and sometimes she doesn’t want to run at all, but still runs. It’s a part of her. My favorite scene in this spot is at the end when she passes what I would call adidas Originals kids. You know, the cool kids who like to drag their sofa out on the sidewalk and shoot flare guns and have house parites. This girl don’t need no adi kids.

By the way, #runmore is a larger initiative designed to get the cool kids off the sofa and into a pair of running shoes. There’s even a website called Run More with motivational slogans, neat imagery, the above film and some Spotify playlists designed to get you running. Eventually you can add your own playlist, too.

McDonald’s Enlists ‘New Girl’ Guy to Hawk Sirloin Burgers

If the name Max Greenfield doesn’t ring a bell, he’s one of the stars on Fox’s New Girl. 

You’ll be seeing plenty of him over the next month or so thanks to a new campaign from McDonald’s to promote the fast-food giant’s Third Pound Sirloin Burgers.

Greenfield, in fact, shot 25 spots in a day for the project (helmed by Leo Burnett), which provides us with a constant stream of “Lovin’ Reminders.”

It’s part of a larger brand effort from McDonald’s to “be transparent” as the company tries to overcome a somewhat distressing year that included very little in the way of good news. Whether efforts like this can provide a bit of a turnaround remains to be seem, but you can check out more of the Leo spots below and be the judge: too folksy for their own good?

Client: McDonald’s
Agency: Leo Burnett Chicago
Campaign: “Sirloin Third Pound Burger Lovin’ Reminders”
Chief Creative Officer: Susan Credle
Executive Creative Director: John Hansa
Senior Creative Director: Tony Katalinic
Creative Directors: Michael Porritt, Frank Oles
Associate Creative Director: Gloria Dusenberry
Art Director: Scott Fleming
Copywriters: Brandon Crockett, Chris Davis, Leigh Kunkel
Head of Production: Vincent Geraghty
Executive Producer: Denis Giroux
Senior Producer: Scott Gould
Business Manager: Shirley Costa
Senior Talent Manager: Linda Yuen
Music Supervisor: Chris Clark
Managing Account Director: Jennifer Cacioppo
Account Directors: Josh Raper, Jennifer Klopf
Account Supervisor: Dave Theibert
Account Manager: Sue Rickey
Planning Directors: Claudia Steer
Legal: Carla Michelotti, Laura Cooney
Clearance: Michelle Overby
Editorial Production: Cutters Studio
Post Production: Flavor Chicago
Audio: Another Country

Partners + Napier Wins Outdoor Advertising

The New York offices of Rochester-based Partners + Napier just signed a contract to promote…outdoor advertising.

PNYC will be creative lead for the Outdoor Advertising Association of America or OAAA, winning the business after what we assume was a furiously competitive review.

The agency’s mission (which it already chose to accept)? “PNYC will be tasked with increasing OOH’s share of the industry’s overall media budget” by reminding everyone how effective outdoor advertising can be.

The new client’s CMO Stephen Freitas says:

“We are thrilled to be working with PNYC. Their strategy helped us think not just about the power of OOH, but about OOH as a brand with a clear and distinct role in advertising. Their ideas will undoubtedly capture the attention of our industry and drive our message home.”

What strategy was that? Here it is in the form of two tweets, the first of which was definitely NOT a total stunt created to garner media attention

@AgencySpy This is how @pnycagency welcomed @KanyeWest to Flatiron Plaza for his performance tonight. #AllStarWeekend pic.twitter.com/uUS4uVdMNQ

— PNYC (@pnycagency) February 13, 2015

No word on whether A led to Z…

SAVOR THIS TWEET IN ALL ITS GLORY RT @kanyewest I would like to publicly apologize to Beck, I’m sorry Beck.

— PNYC (@pnycagency) February 27, 2015

From the release:

“During the pitch, PNYC demonstrated the power of OOH with a well-timed stunt that garnered 18.4 million impressions and nearly $300,000 in earned media in just 36 hours.”

Loving the lack of specificity there, but we all know what that was about now, don’t we?

Someone owes a Spy a drink. Kanye can buy his own.

Don’t Panic London Asks ‘What Happens Next?’ for World Vision

Don’t Panic London crafted “What Happen’s Next?” — an extremely depressing call to action for World Vision, the world’s largest international children’s charity.

The spot shows a young girl doling out her possessions and writing her last will and testament in crayon. Eventually a door opens and the girl says it’s time to go, which is followed by the message, “No child under five should expect to die. Yet 17,000 die every day from preventable causes like pneumonia, diarrhoea and malaria.” It ends by telling viewers “Together we can make it zero” and calling on them to visithttp://www.wvi.org/gwa and #Stopatnothing.

“With the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) expiring at the end of the year and leaders meeting at the UN to discuss the next set of development goals, we have a once-in-a generation opportunity to accelerate progress and end the preventable deaths of children in the next 15 years,” explained World Vision’s director of global campaigns, Andrew Hassett. “We want the viewer to be confronted and shocked when they are faced with a young girl thinking about her future, he added. “We want the video to prompt them to take action.”

Credits:

Creative Agency: Don’t Panic London
Creative Director: Richard Beer
Writer: Joe Wade
Creatives: George McCallum, Mark Santos,
Production company: Monogrande

100 Contemporary Desks – From Asymmetrical Workstations to Tough Cardboard Tables (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) With the rise of modern furniture comes a line of contemporary desks perfect for any kind of work space.

Contemporary desks keep a work space up-to-date and modern. Whether the workplace be…

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Hi Ho! ABC Brings 'The Muppets' Out of the Mothballs (to Go Up Against 'The Voice')


It’s time to play the music, it’s time to light the lightswell, you know the rest. After a 17-year hiatus, “The Muppets” have found their way back to network prime-time TV, landing the 8 p.m. anchor spot on ABC’s Tuesday night lineup.

Kermit, Miss Piggy and the rest of Jim Henson’s beloved troop of showbiz vets will be featured in a documentary-style, “beyond the felt” comedy that will delve into The Muppets’ personal lives and interrelationships. (If nothing else, it would be edifying to know much more about what goes on behind closed doors between Gonzo and his girlfriend, Camilla the Chicken.)

Executive produced by “The Big Bang Theory” co-creator Bill Prady and Bob Kushell, late of the Charlie Sheen curiosity “Anger Management,” the new spin on “The Muppets” franchise promises to appeal to viewers who grew up on the original 1976-81 series and their own kids and grandchildren.

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Are You Ready for Internet Week?


This Editor’s Note first appeared in the May 11 issue of Advertising Age.

Are you in New York City? Or do you need an excuse to come to New York City?

Enter Internet Week, which takes over the city starting on Monday, May 18. Since 2008, the annual festival has been celebrating the innovators building out the new economy and inventing all manner of digital awesomeness. As it happens, the Internet Week team is just a few yards from Ad Age’s newsroom — we share a parent company, Crain Communications, as well as office space — and multiple Ad Age editors and reporters will be taking the stage, as interviewers and panel moderators, during the big show.

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'SNL' Coneheads Reunite for State Farm — It's Last Night's New Ads


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, the two hammiest characters on TV make appearances: Max Greenfield, Schmidt on “New Girl,” stars in a spot for McDonald’s Sirloin Third Pound Burger, and Jim Parsons, Sheldon on “The Big Bang Theory,” stars in another Intel spot, this one for the i7 Processor.

And, reunited after a long hiatus from their “Coneheads” characters, Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin appear in a spot for State Farm. The alien couple famous for “Saturday Night Live” sketches and a 1993 film bicker as Aykroyd takes a late-night phone call with State Farm. “With whom are you communicating?” Curtin asks.

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ABC Will Keep Many of Its Freshman Shows, as Well as Longtime Hits

Several series with diverse casts will be back, and Thursday night will remain Shonda Rhimes night, with three of her shows.




DDB Bolivia Uses Porn to Save Lives for Alcázar Gynecology Institute

DDB Bolivia launched a campaign for Alcázar Gynecology Institute back in October of 2014 that included uploading what it describes as the “first fake erotic video on Pornhub,” as outlined in the recently-released case study above.

The approach was based on the insight that traditional breast cancer awareness campaigns aren’t working and research indicating that 94.73 percent of men watch porn online. DDB Bolivia concluded that, given its large international audience, Pornhub was the perfect venue to teach men how to properly conduct a breast cancer examination. The video, entitled “Latin Boobs,” begins by masquerading as porn (with appropriate soundtrack) before informing viewers “This is not an erotic video.” The ad then goes on to explain to viewers that it has already shown them how to perform a breast cancer examination, and reiterates the steps necessary and what to look for, while hoping they aren’t too angry about the deception. As Adweek points out, the approach is a bit of a controversial one, since many cancer awareness activists oppose the sexualization of breast cancer. Still, they managed to inform a wide audience who otherwise might not have been reached about proper breast examination.

While they may have been the first, DDB Bolivia aren’t the only agency to harness the power of Pornhub for cancer prevention. Last month McCann Lima teamed up with porn actress Charlotte Stokely on a video advising men men on how to properly examine their testicles for cancer.

Credits:

Client: Alcázar Gynecology Institute
Agency: DDB, La Paz, Bolivia
Co-founder & CCO: Henry Medina
Co-founder & CEO: Emanuelle Medina
Head of Art: Christian Morales
Copywriter: Henry Medina
Producer Company: Rebeca
Director: Miqy de la Barra
Executive Producer: Alejandro Noriega
Music & Sound Company: Vinylo Sound
Music & Sound Designer: Ricardo Núñez

Miami Ad School's Videos Show How Gloriously Stupid an Advertising Career Can Be

If you work on the creative side of advertising, you’ll earn a paycheck for, among other things, crafting ads where sloths and hairdos sing and piano players caress keys with 30 fingers on a half-dozen hands.

That’s the gist of F/Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi Brazil’s humorous spots for the Miami Ad School of São Paulo. Each of three videos shows a “wacky” ad being shot for consumer goods like shampoo (the hair), an energy drink (the sloths) and deodorant (the pianist). Ultimately, the camera pulls back to reveal a sign assuring potential students: “Yes. You will get paid for doing this.”

The print component includes spoofs for toothpaste (don’t cry, gigantic extra-sensitive molar!) and calcium-rich milk (rad bones, Super-Skeleton!)

According to the agency, the campaign illustrates that “advertising can still be fun despite all the surveys, focus groups and animatics,” and that “it is still possible to build brands using good ideas, humor and irreverence.”

Wait, focus groups and surveys can be fun. Right?

The campaign feels like an attempt to recapture the spirit of the industry from the long-gone Mad Men era when creative was king. And do I detect a hint of desperation, a need to prove that agency jobs are still cool in a climate of increased competition from sectors like Silicon Valley—where talent often gets paid more than they would on Madison Avenue?

Ah well, at least if you make ads, your parents will understand what you do for a living.



Melting Flowers Jars

Conçus par le designer Tanner Bowman et présentés lors du Salone del mobile 2015, ces vases d’aspect dégoulinant sont le résultat d’un procédé d’extrusion thermoplastique. La texture obtenue laisse penser que cette gamme de pots est faite en cire, voire en chewing-gum lorsque les couleurs varient du rose au blanc. Plus en images.

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Haute Haircut Editorials – The US Glamour Later, Layers! Photoshoots Depicts Coif Maintenance (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The US Glamour June 2015 Later, Layers! editorial depicts a live haircut. Photographer Dusan Reljin captured this engaging production, which focused on model Crystal Renn who sat smiling as inches…