Only a university based in Sin City would have the moxie to offer an actual class on how to run a night club. I guess its not unreasonable to believe that all those strippers really are attending college with their tip money. Want to make some real cash after graduation? Forget about Harvard or Sta…
(TrendHunter.com) Only a university based in Sin City would have the moxie to offer an actual class on how to run a night club. I guess its not unreasonable to believe that all those strippers really are attending college with their tip money. Want to make some real cash after graduation? Forget about Harvard or Sta…
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Budapest, Hungary
Creative Director / Copywriter: Gabor Spielmann
Art Director: Bruno Almeida
Photographer: Artluzstudio
Published: January 2008
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Budapest, Hungary
Creative Director / Copywriter: Gabor Spielmann
Art Director: Bruno Almeida
Illustrator: Morpho
Photographer: Pál Nánási
Published: January 2008
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Budapest, Hungary
Creative Director / Copywriter: Gabor Spielmann
Art Directors: Bruno Almeida, Eric Napier, Viktor Uhrin
Illustrator: Morpho
Photographer: Pál Nánási
Published: January 2008
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Budapest, Hungary
Creative Director / Copywriter: Gabor Spielmann
Art Directors: Bruno Almeida, Eric Napier, Viktor Uhrin
Illustrator: Morpho
Photographer: Pál Nánási
Published: January 2008
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Budapest, Hungary
Creative Director / Copywriter: Gabor Spielmann
Art Directors: Bruno Almeida, Eric Napier, Viktor Uhrin
Illustrator: Morpho
Photographer: Pál Nánási
Published: January 2008
The print category received 376 entries. A Gold Pencil was awarded to art director/writer duo Elliot Nordstrom and Phil Van Buren of the University of Colorado for their campaign titled “There is Only One†which artfully featured the unique Doritos chip as the standout in a sea of generic potatoes chips, tortilla chips and crackers.
Other highlights of the show include a Gold Pencil awarded in the Interactive category to art director Thomas Jonsson and writer Cark Fredrik Jannerfeldt of Berghs School of Communication, Stockholm for “We don’t like banners,†an innovative computer plug-in program that would detect where advertising banners are placed and override them with your own personalized content. The tag line reads: “What if the Internet was just like a bag of Doritos. Filled only with the stuff you like.â€
The footage of Cameron Diaz, drunk getting hitched to an equally soused Ashton Kutcher was “leaked” on the web to help boost interested in the movie “What happens in Vegas” which opened May 9. Adage reported:
those surveyed were asked for their top three choices of movies to see this summer, only 13% of Marketcast respondents named “What Happens in Vegas.” Instead, most mentioned blockbusters such as “Indiana Jones” (May 22) or “Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” (May 16). In short, when a film is tracking behind pictures that don’t even open until two to three weeks after it does, the studio releasing it has a potentially significant problem.
Complicating matters, Ms. Diaz was forced to skip its press junket last weekend after the sudden death of her father on April 15.
That has not been lost on Fox. The studio hastily cut new TV spots showcasing broader humor that might skew more male, and the planned leak of the illicit “wedding video” may yet stir up interest among heretofore unenthusiastic males.
“The ‘wedding video’ is only in the actual movie for a little bit, but they shot 10 minutes of footage, and it’s fucking hilarious,” said Shawn Levy, a producer on “Vegas” who has also directed the comedies “Night at the Museum” and “Cheaper by the Dozen” for Fox.
So far “What happens in Vegas” has received mixed reviews, and how many saw it the opening weekend hasn’t been announced yet.
(TrendHunter.com) Bamboo jewelry by Molly M Designs is a perfect match for today’s new environmentally friendly bamboo clothes. The jewelry line is laser cut with designs inspired from her natural surroundings and her garden. Simple, sharp and bold cutouts reveal recycled materials such as wool, felt and suede from o…
Advertising Agency: JWT, London, UK
Creative Directors: Greg Martin, Mike McKenna
Creatives: Rob Welch, Naz Nazli
Agency Producer: Sarah Patterson
Assistant Producer: Jodie Sibson
Production company: Moon
Director: Helena Brooks
Production manager: Agnes Szyperek
Producer: Linda Peryer
Director of photography: Malcolm McLean
The triggers of the monstrous pain, like loud noise and bright light, are symbolized as Ravana, the ten headed monster of the famous Hindu epic Ramayana.
Advertising Agency: The Greenroom, Mumbai, India
Creative Director / Art Director: Maheindra Thakur
Copywriter: Hiral Jhaveri
Published: April 2008
The triggers of the monstrous pain, like loud noise and bright light, are symbolized as Ravana, the ten headed monster of the famous Hindu epic Ramayana.
Advertising Agency: The Greenroom, Mumbai, India
Creative Director / Art Director: Maheindra Thakur
Copywriter: Hiral Jhaveri
Published: April 2008
(TrendHunter.com) The Power Plant is an automated plant grower, perfect for those living in a small space or for those who are too lazy to go out and plant a garden.
This is a worry-free soilless indoor gardening appliance to grow herbs, fruit and fresh flowers indoors and all year long.
(TrendHunter.com) Dr Helen Bloom, a dentist, has launched a line of ‘safe’ Chewable Jewelry to give women the chance to wear trendy jewelry and keep teething babies happy and occupied at the same time. The pendants and bangles look like they are made of resin but are much softer and won’t harm developing tooth buds…
(TrendHunter.com) The ‘Bookman’, pictured here, is a decorative, yet functional piece of furniture, designed and sold in England by artist Kazmierz Szmauz. The construction is wooden, usually made of mahogany.
While it certainly takes more space that a traditional bookshelf, these displays are much more creativ…
(TrendHunter.com) In the past, Trend Hunter has covered social networks which are exclusively for the elite. This month, Forbes picked up on the trend, running through their own list of sites for the social elite.
I used to think that the internet was the only place where I could feel as equal as everyone else. D…
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