Saturday, September 8, 2012
Baruel: Fish
There are more than enough stinky things in the world.
Advertising Agency: Z+ Comunicação, São Paulo, Brazil
Executive Creative Director: Alan Strozenberg
Creative Director: Leo Macias
Art Director: Elias Carmo
Copywriter: Leandro Leal
Agency Producer: Diogo Piccinino
Photographer: Ivan Berger
Account manager: Fátima Pastorello
Account manager: Giovanna Tucci
Friday, September 7, 2012
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Cherish
Mother of London
model: Cherish Waters
make up: Melanie Manson
hair: Manuel Benevides
styling: Max Foreman and Molly Lauren Zanit
Furniture +props by Mark Silka
shot on a Hasselblad H4D
Fluid Controls: Escape
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
No More Mr. Nice Girl | Wonderful Machine Blog
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Wonderful Machine Blog: Caesar Lima | No More Mr. Nice Girl
T-Mobile recently decided it was time to give their brand, along with their well-known mascot Carly Foulkes, a refresh. The company wanted customers to “take a second look” at the brand and decided to add some edge to their new campaign. To do so, they called in Publicis Seattle who in turn, brought in photographer Caesar Lima to help bring their vision to life. Caesar—who describes his photography style as unique and dramatic—was the perfect shooter to bring out more of Carly’s edge. So, after some back and forth and some help from Wonderful Machine producer Craig Oppenheimer, Caesar and Publicis came to a deal. Soon after the estimates were approved, everyone got to work helping Carly ditch the good girl pink dresses in favor of a jet-black Ducati. The new slogan?
No More Mr. Nice Girl. No More Mr. Nice Girl
more +
new Campari campaign
Keep your Campari at hand, don't get caught with your vanguard down.
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Buenos Aires, Argentina
Executive Creative Directors: Juan Cruz Bazterrica, Guillermo Castañeda
Creative Director: Roberto Leston
Art Director: Jorge Martinez
Copywriter: Jorge Muñoz
Agency Producer: Sergio Palermo
Illustrators: Christian Montenegro, Pablo Bisoglio
Typographer: Pogo
Account Executive: Martina Ivancevic
UIC: Bowl
Oil lifts easy
Advertising Agency: Grey, Singapore
Chief Creative Officer: Ali Shabaz
Executive Creative Director: Ali Shabaz
Creative Director: Joseph Cheong, Ang Sheng Jin
Copywriter: Joseph Cheong
Art Directors: Ang Sheng Jin, Alex Tan
Producer: Bobby Koh
Photographer: Jeremy Wong / Nemesis Pictures
Account Supervisor: Michelle Lee
Advertiser's Supervisor: Lim Pei Wen
Retouchers: Gillianne Chen, Evan Lim / Magic Cube
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
ABSOLUT Vodka Launches 4 Million One-Of-A-Kind Bottles
Once again, setting the bar high for its limited-edition bottles—for its design project called ‘ABSOLUT Unique’, Swedish vodka brand ABSOLUT Vodka will be distributing 4 million bottles across the globe, each featuring a unique design.
To make it happen, the brand had to completely re-engineer the company’s production plant in Sweden to create the limited-edition bottles.
The process involved “carefully orchestrated randomness”, setting up splash guns and color-generating machines specifically programmed to generate complex coating, pattern and placement algorithms—the executives told Ad Age—so that no two bottles are alike, like snowflakes.
via designTAXI.com
Musikaliska Concert Hall: Marianne
Palmolive Sta-Soft: Queen
Love your clothes.
Advertising Agency: Y&R, Johannesburg, South Africa
Chief Creative Officer: Michael Blore
Executive Creative Director: Liam Wielopolski
Creative Director: Ian Franks
Art Director: Grant Seller, Bruce Murphy
Photographer: Michael Meyersfeld
Art Buyer: Katherine Legg
Account Manager: Paola Masullo
Ana Derme Cosmetics
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Kinsey
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Dave Kinsey was born in Pittsburgh in 1971 and attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and the Art Institute of Atlanta before moving to California in 1994 to pursue a career as a designer and fine artist. His work captures the universal essence of the human condition mainly through an energetic portrayal of urban figures. Working spontaneously, and utilizing a range of mediums, he constructs multi-layered, textured environments easily likened to the complexities of contemporary life. His portraits depict beings who are both triumphant in their defiant stance to their surroundings, and tragic, as they transmit a visual display of raw emotion and jangled nerves. The style and substance of his body of work originates in street art, and in keeping with his goal “to expose as many people to art as possible and to honor the power art has when it’s created and accepted”, Kinsey founded BLK/MRKT Gallery in 2001, allowing him to provide a crossroads for a new movement of young and electrifying iconoclasts. In addition to these pursuits his fine art has been shown in galleries and museums worldwide, among these a recent exhibition at the URBIS Museum in Manchester and Art Brussels in Belgium. He has also been featured in such publications as The New York Times, Black Book and BLK/MRKT One and Two, and invited to speak at numerous institutions such as The Art Center College of Design, UCLA, Montserrat College of Art and most recently, the Semi-Permanent conference in Sydney, Australia.
Panasonic Baby Monitor: Eye
Baby wake up call. Panasonic Baby Monitor.
Panasonic Baby Monitor: Eye
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Copywriter: Lucas Antunes
Art Director: Daniel Corrêa
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