Coca-Cola: Ice bottles

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Colombia

MTV Mobile: Gif me more silence

Advertising Agency: Buzzman, France

MTV Mobile: Gif me more life

Advertising Agency: Buzzman, France

Constellaction Installation

Pan Generator a imaginé pour le Copernicus Science Center dans le cadre du Przemiany Festival 2013 cette installation appelée « Constellaction ». Avec une organisation composée de tétraèdres disposés sur le sol, ces éléments réagissent à la lumière et diffuse celle-ci. Plus de détails dans la suite.

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Clearasil: Zombie adventure

Advertising Agency: iris Worldwide, USA

Foosin: Funeral

You don‘t work, you take a ride.
Jolly fun.

Advertising Agency: TBWA\Vilnius, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director: Andrius Jakucionis
Art Director: Marius Poskus
Copywriter: Edvardas Mikalauskas
Illustrator: Marius Poskus

Foosin: Global warming

Jolly fun.

Advertising Agency: TBWA\Vilnius, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director: Andrius Jakucionis
Art Director: Marius Poskus
Copywriter: Edvardas Mikalauskas
Illustrator: Marius Poskus

Foosin: Stalin

You don‘t work, you take a ride.
Jolly fun.

Advertising Agency: TBWA\Vilnius, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director: Andrius Jakucionis
Art Director: Marius Poskus
Copywriter: Edvardas Mikalauskas
Illustrator: Marius Poskus

Strongbow: Earn it

Advertising Agency: St Lukes, UK
Director: Marcus Jones
Creative Directors: Al Young, Julian Vizard
Copywriter: Ed Redgrave
Art Director: Dave Wigglesworth
Executive Producer: Jon Ayres
Planner: Dan Hulse
Media agency: Starcom Media Vest
Media planner: Jack Kelly
Production: Connected Pictures

Alternative Movie Posters e o retorno ao design clássico em cartazes de filmes

Alternative Movie Posters: Film Art from the Underground, novo livro de Matthew Chojnacki,  apresenta 200 posters que celebram filmes de Tron e Bladde Runner à Código DaVinci e Bambi. Porém, estes não são posters que você veria em campanhas pelos cinemas. Aliás, o principal critério para a seleção da publicação foi justamente prestiar artes que não foram usadas para promover os filmes comercialmente.

“Eu queria incluir um grande leque de estilos artísticos, gêneros de filmes e nacionalidades dos artistas nesta seleção.” – Chojnacki, para The Verge

Os posters vão de fan art à ilustrações editoriais, resultado do trabalho de mais de 100 artistas e designers de mais de 20 países ao redor do mundo.

De certa forma, o livro retoma uma discussão de como os posters usados hoje para promover filmes já não são tão interessantes como costumavam ser. Diferente do típico enfoque nas celebridades, os posters clássicos frequentemente usavam técnicas de design, ícones marcantes e estilos artísticos para abordar pontos-chave dos filmes em uma composição inteligente.

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Labyrinth, por Joshua Gilbert

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Robocop, por Tim Doyle

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Iron Man, por Jesse Philips

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Beetlejuice, por Anthony Petrie

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Bambi, por Rowan-Stocks Moore

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Blade Runner, por Kako e Carlos Bela

“Este livro funciona como uma rede de designers que estão reinventando posters de filmes e trazendo a “arte” de volta ao cartaz.” – Chojnacki

Unindo artistas interessados, ferramentas como Tumblr e DeviantArt, e publicações independentes como essa, as características do design clássico de poster tem tido um retorno celebrado, fazendo até com que essas artes não-oficiais de filmes gerem mais repercussão e valor de mercado aos colecionadores e entusiastas do que as peças comerciais.

O livro começa a ser vendido dia 28 de outubro. Enquanto isso, Chojnacki liberou uma prévia aqui.

Imagens via Matthew Chojnacki.

 

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Aç?k Radyo: Music of the People

Advertising Agency: Havas Wordlwide, Turkey
Chief Creative Officer: Ergin Biny?ld?z
Copywriter: Merve Selamet
Art Director: Serhat Akavc?
Photographer: Harold Feinstein

Common Sense: A Ransacked Endowment at New York City Opera

Mismanagement at the now-bankrupt New York City Opera led it to raid its endowment to pay off its huge deficits.

    



Glaad Sees Improvement in Depictions of Gays and Lesbians on TV

The organization found no network “excellent” in its diversity, but most of the biggest networks were found to be “good,” according to a new report.

    



KFC: Imaginary Friend

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, South Africa
Creative Director: Mike Martin
Art Director: John Nankin
Copywriter: Jordan Tryon, Thule Ngcese
Agency Producer: Tessa Weakly
Director: Kim Geldenhuys

KFC: Separation

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, South Africa
Creative Director: Mike Martin
Art Director: John Nankin
Copywriter: Jordan Tryon
Copywriter: Thule Ngcese
Director: Kim Geldenhuys
Agency Producer: Tessa Weakly

Ezetrol: Ute

Advertising Agency: bcg2, Auckland, New Zealand
Executive Creative Director: James Blackwood
Creative Director / Copywriter: Robin Powell
Art Director: Mike Knight
Account Director: Pam McIntyre
Photographer: Fraser Clements
Published: October 2013

Bill Weir Leaving ABC for CNN

The former “Nightline” anchor will have an as-yet-undefined anchor role at CNN and will also cover the technology world.

    

70 Bizarre Costume Ideas – From Creepy Fantasy Villain Masks to Cooked Seafood Claw Costumes (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) Choosing a spooky and original outfit to wear on Halloween can be a lot of fun, but if you’re looking to go above and beyond normal expectations, then these bizarre costume ideas will…

Alberta Gets Gross to Make Germophobes Think Twice About Unprotected Sex

When it comes to sex, Alberta seems to be redefining the phrase "getting freaky." Already home to Canada's highest rate of syphilis, the province is now seeing a rise in gonorrhea, leading health officials to launch an unsettling ad campaign called "Sex Germs."

The concept is that residents who are careful about avoiding germs such as the common cold virus clearly aren't as careful about sexually transmitted diseases. "We seem to have developed good habits in avoiding everyday germs," the campaign site asks, "but what about sex germs?"

Targeted at the 18- to 24-year-old crowd, the ads from agency Calder Bateman feature models sporting a communicable-disease-chic red eye/snot combo with a caption like, "His cold is just one thing you could catch."

This is a follow-up to Alberta's "Plenty of Syph" campaign against syphilis. As an STD awareness campaign, it's a little reminiscent of Trojan's "I got you gonorrhea for your 21st birthday" commercial from 2009 and far less exciting than Toronto's "Attack of the Cursed Syphilis" poster campaign. It's also grosser than this French commercial with guys in STD costumes chasing scantily clad lovers, but way less weird.

Check out the TV spot below and two posters after the jump.

 


    

Lynx: Show her what you’re made of

Advertising Agency: Droga5, Australia
Creative Chairman: David Nobay
Creative Director: Andy Fergusson
Copywriter: David Nobay
Art Director: Andy Fergusson
Director: Ari Evasio
Executive Producer: Jorge Larrain
DoP: Christian Cottet
Planner: Matt Langler
Account Director: ant warne
Head of Content TVP: holly alexander
Post production: The Editors
Editor: Dan Lee
Designer: Julian Romera
Music: Nylon
Account manager: Natalie Hellon
Wardrobe Stylist: Sol Montalvo