Une impressionnante collection de plus de 3000 images de Grafiti et autres arts urbains sur des trains abandonnés. Des clichés originaux pris au Japon et dans le reste du monde incluant des wagons et des trains.
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| THE ORIGINAL? Nestlé – Kit Kat bench – 2005 Source : Flick’r Agency : Unknown (please help) |
LESS ORIGINAL : Nestlé – Kit Kat “have a break” bench – 12/2008 Source : Adsoftheworld Agency : JWT London (United Kingdom) |
| Loin de moi l’envie de mettre JWT London au banc des accusés, mais je rappelle à toute “faims” utiles que l’idée relève du déjà-vu. |
“Yamaha F250. Now with Drive by wire control.”
Advertising Agency: 1861 United, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Directors: Pino Rozzi, Roberto Battaglia
Creative Directors: Francesco Poletti, Serena Di Bruno
Copywriter: Danilo Tarquinio
Art Director: Paolo Perrone
Photographer: Moreno Monti
Post Production: Germano Finco
Set Designer: Moreno Monti
Art Buyer: Maria Benenati
Advertising Agency: Publicis, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Directors: Vincenzo Gasbarro, Luca Scotto di Carlo
Art Director: Vincenzo Gasbarro
Copywriter: Luca Scotto di Carlo
Photographer/Illustrator: Vincenzo Gasbarro
To promote its own agency merits, The Gate Worldwide produced a Hit List of Sacred Cows it will happily execute on your behalf.
Janeane Garofalo, who’s cool in a dicey sort of way, lends her spokeswoman clout to the World Wildlife Federation’s Big Turn Off.
This decade’s “It Startup,” Twitter, has (finally?) incorporated ads on pages of its website. The catch? They’re running free of charge to the 3rd party sites they advertise.
New York Mets base-grabber Jose Reyes makes an appearance in “Instinct Fast,” a new spot for sports label Under Armour.
“Durex Performa: prolong the pleasure.”
Advertising Agency: Ciacomunicacion, Barcelona, Spain
Creative Director: Juan Pablo Caja
Art Director: Roger Cano
Copywriter: Jordi Lucas
A banner’s only as good as its click through and conversion rate. Right? Wrong… It seems that soon enough a few new banner formats and performance metrics will finally allow marketers to make more of an impression online, and more importantly, provide them with the means to prove it.
(TrendHunter.com) Fashion critic Booth Moore, writing for the LA Times, gave her take on some of the top fashion trends for fall 2009.
Moore felt that while there was “luxe trashiness,” the question is whether anyone will…
“It’s so clean you can’t even see it.” That or it’s some really good post-production work.
Para promover a animação “Monstros Vs. Aliens”, que estréia no Brasil no próximo dia 3 de abril, a Dreamworks resolveu fazer uma paródia com outro filme catástrofe: “Cloverfield”.
Imitando as cenas iniciais do filme dirigido por Matt Reeves e produzido por J.J. Abrams, o viral introduz alguns monstros diferentes na história. O site Top Secret Conspiracy também faz parte da campanha para o desenho da Dreamworks.
Saiba mais sobre “Monstros Vs. Aliens” no Smelly Cat.
| Via io9
(TrendHunter.com) America’s Best Restroom Awards may sound like a ridiculous theme for a contest, but then take a moment to think at the times you’ve marveled at a public washroom; it’s a great venue to catch people off…
Around 3 months ago the good peeps at JOIA Magazine decided to recruit me as part of their staff to take charge of their new website’s design and programming.
Today, at last, after a lot of work and problems, the website’s finally online.
So the invitation’s open for you to check the site out and give me your input. Any crticism, opinions or comments of course are always welcome.
Link: JOIA Magazine.
(TrendHunter.com) Chrissie White is an up and coming teen photographer still finely tuning her craft. With the imagination show in these images depicting life in her bedroom and just outside her comfort zone, White demonstrates…
CP+B have thought up another great little idea for Burger King. They tracked down people from the far reaches of the world who are “Whopper Virgins”. The mini documentary is an engaging piece of content. This is not my favourite BK campaign but I give CP+B thumbs up for continuing to challenge what advertising is […]
Pacifico Beer from Mexico will be adding a new package of sorts when it unveils the Pacifico 7 oz. bottle in 6-pack and 4/6-pack case. The new packages are launching in early April in primarily West coast markets, where the beer was first discovered by surfers bringing it back from surf trips in Baja California, Mexico. Launch markets include California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Texas and Louisiana.
This line extension is in response to Pacifico’s performance over the past several years and the popularity of the 7 oz. package for Crown Imports, Pacifico’s exclusive U.S. importer. In 2008, Pacifico delivered positive results in a challenging environment, with Pacifico up 0.3% and +11% CAGR over the last 10 years.
This new SKU is positioned to further Pacifico’s efforts to increase trial among consumers via new opportunities and occasions. In bars, the smaller size makes it ideal for bucket specials. In grocery, drug and convenience stores, the 7 oz. complements the existing Pacifico package line-up and its on-the-go size makes it perfect for bringing to parties, cookouts and picnics.
The Pacifico 7 oz. provides retailers with an opportunity to trade up domestic 24-pack consumers and current Pacifico 12-pack consumers, increase sales and garner additional shelf space for the Crown portfolio.
(Source) Press
Baby Necessities Pacifiers have been recalled due to a reported choking hazard as advised by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The pacifiers are banned under federal law. They failed federal safety tests when the nipples separated from the base. This poses a choking hazard to young children.
This recall involves Baby Necessities pacifiers with a blue heart-shaped mouth guard. The pacifiers were sold four to a pack. The words “Baby Necessities” is printed on the cardboard packaging. Dollar and discount stores nationwide from August 2007 through January 2009 for about $1. These pacifiers were manufactured in China.
(Source) Press
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