Saturday, April 11, 2009
ZAINI CHOCOLATE: Chicken
ZAINI CHOCOLATE: Chicken
Ad-Agency: Leo Burnett , Italy
Ad Info: Kofli chocolate with coffee inside.
Agency: Leo Burnett, Milan
Executive Creative Director: Enrico Dorizza, Sergio Rodriguez
Art Director: Milos Obradovic
Copywriter: Andrea Rosagni
Illustration: Studio Ros
Photography: Studio Ros
PAYSAFECARD: The easiest way to pay online games.
H/L: Don't let your hero down.
The TRAKTOR Wien Campaign for online prepaid-card paysafecard ventures into the realm of online-gaming and MMORPGs with the slogan „Don’t let your hero down“.
The Idea: „When gamers neglect their heroes in the gaming-world because they don’t know how to pay online, their heroes need to find another way of making a living. If neccessary with crappy temporary jobs“, according to the Agency. The Campaign encompasses classic print-ads, online-banners, viral-spots, 3D- animations and a raffle at http://www.heldenhilfe.com/.
Agency: TRAKTOR Wien, Vienna
Concept: George Moringer, Aleksandar Stojanovic
Creative Directors: George Moringer, Aleksandar Stojanovic
Art Directors: Aleksandar Stojanovic, Bernhard Hörlberger, Julia Reißfelder
Copywriter: Helmut Stekl, Aleksandar Stojanovic
Graphic Designers: Bernhard Hörlberger, Julia Reißfelder
Photographer: Dieter Brasch
3D & Retouching: Vienna Paint
Friday, April 10, 2009
POP internet: Boyfriend
Abandoned pets: Dogs
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Mazda MX-5: Snails
Everything else seems slower.
Advertising Agency: PerceptGulf FZ, Dubai, UAE
Creative Director: Prashant Sankhe
Art Directors: Prashant Sankhe, Pramod Surwase, Prashant Yeware
Copywriter: Wayne Fernandes
Illustrator: Ratheesh Radhakrishnan
Photographer: Prakash Brags
Other additional credits: Carlton D'Cruz, Saurabh Ail, Shiboo S
Published: March 2009
Superhero
GMC Acadia
GMC Acadia
Media: Print
Country: United Arab Emirates
Ad-Agency: Leo Burnett Dubai
Ad Info: Keep your eyes on the road with see through head-up display
Agency: Leo Burnett Dubai
Executive Creative Director: Malek Ghorayeb
Creative Director: Yayati Godbole
Copywriter: Abraham Varughese
Art Director: Yayati Godbole
Photographer: Anuchai Secharunputong
Monopoly
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Yamaha Yamalube oil: Heart
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: Carlo Grimaldi
Post Production: Carlo Grimaldi
Art Buyer: Maria Benenati
Beso de Loco: Boy + Girl
Orange: Popcorn (Chopsticks)
Valspar Paints: Peppers + Leaf
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Unicef / Tap Project: Keep it clean
Tylenol: Question
There are some questions that are such a headache.
Advertising Agency: Vale Euro RSCG, México DF, México
Regional Executive Creative Director: Gustavo Reyes
Executive Creative Director: Leopoldo Gardea
Creative Directors: Alexis Alvarez, Jorge Evia
Art Directors / Copywriters: Federico Galván, Diego Fernández Brun, Alexis Alvarez
Photographer: Juan Salvarredy
Agency Producers: Estela Salgado, Lorena de Vizcaya
Account Director: Luis Miguel Ezquerra
Account Executive: Rocío Fernández
Brown Sugar Summer Fashion
Fashion is more than just clothes, even because you wouldn't need many to get attention around here.
Advertising Agency: 9mm Propaganda, Florianópolis, Brazil
Creative Directors: Daniel Bornhausen, Isidro Sallaberry
Art Director: Luis Bacellar
Copywriter: Anderson Nascimento
Illustrator: Luis Bacellar
Account Management: Felipe Malta
EndSuicideNow.org poster
EndSuicideNow.org provides support and resources for anyone contemplating suicide and for their support system—family members, friends and professionals. Salt Lake city-based Richter7 created this poster to help direct people to the site by providing a graphic explanation of its purpose. Although viewed by some as too direct for such a sensitive problem, the idea was to breakthrough with something bold. It seems to have paid off; traffic to the site has increased exponentially.
Jeremy Oviatt, art director/photographer; Gary Sume, writer/creative director; Dave Newbold, executive creative director.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Camilla d'Errico
Fresh off a sold out solo exhibition at LA's Copro Nason gallery, Camilla d'Errico is gearing up for so much more - starting with a new print release from Paper Tiger. Titled Malificent, this beauty is an edition of only 25, and is sure to be a collectors dream.
Already a comic industry veteran, Camilla realized she could expand her style into a variety of other industries; snowboards, magazine covers, toys, clothes. Camilla has begun to carve out a niche for herself in the fine art field thanks to her fiery nature, high level of ambition and persistence in following her dream.
Her work is characterized by an emotional complexity that spans the full array of human emotions and touches the soul. She is part of what may be the first art movement in Western history where women are not second-class citizens, but may even have an edge in the mind of the public, especially when it comes to capturing the essence that is woman.
Hyundai Israel: Dog
Hyundai Coupe. 0 to 100 km/h in 8.4 sec.
Advertising Agency: Shalmor Avnon Amichay / Y&R, Tel Aviv, Israel
Chief Creative Officer: Gideon Amichay
Creative Director: Nir Livni
Copywriter: Tzach Feldman
Art Director: Tomer Inbar
Planner: Yehoram Davidi
Strategic Planning director: Noam Manella
Photographer: Emily Martian
Supervisor: Adam Avnon
Shopping Metrópole Mall: Sale
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Zok Vampire shoot - behind the scenes
Client: Marzocchi
Photography: Caesar Lima
Art director: Neil Vilppu
Models: Brittney Hastings, Jennifer England and Kinberly Girard
Make up: Veronica Hernandez
Cameraman/editing: Kevin Marco
Digital Imaging: Felipe Silva
Photo assistant: Tiffany Wardinsky
Casting director: Michael Lane
watch it on YouTube
Flor
Volkswagen: Exponent
Healthy Clown: Marbles
Pop-up
If you love pop-up books and trashy pulp-fiction book covers, then you're sure to love these pictures by Thomas Allen. By taking an X-acto knife to the pages of vintage books and manipulating the images, he is able to make two-dimensional characters come to life by playing with lighting, angles and focus. The books’ wrinkled and worn pages, as well as their crumbling spines only help add to his constructions. These little paper dioramas are colorful, melodramatic and playful. See more images here. And, until tomorrow, 3 March 2007, you can see his show at Foley Gallery in New York.
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