WORDS IN THE CITY
London-based Artist/Rogue urban poet, Robert Montgomery hijacks advertising space to put up these often thought-provoking statements. I love how his bio explains the intent…” they are intended to be encountered by commuters that don’t know they are art, and an attempt to describe in public space what it feels like to live now”.
…very Samo-esque.
(via thegoodgrammarian)
TNT Ad for Belgium
Best advertisement I’ve seen in awhile: interesting, dramatic, over-the-top, and gripping. If I was that person at the button I would have peed myself. Great, great campaign. I would completely look at the channel lineup after that.
Marketing Campaign of the Day: From noted quirk-maker Wes Anderson and stop-motion animation studio Laika (Coraline) comes the first in a series of 60-spots for Sony’s Xperia line of smartphone.
For the campaign, Sony asked kids what they thought made the Xperia phones so smart, and then animated their responses.
There is also a brief making-of video, which you can watch here.
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Imagine, Bert & Ernie in Lego. Hier meer Lego-figuurtjes.
(via iGNANT)
So simple, yet so recognizable. More characters are on the website of iGNANT.
most beautiful marriage equality ad EVER
I want to freak out subconsciously, but at the same time it’s really well-done and I just LOVE the concept and aaaaaah happiness!
My heart! My heart! This is so gorgeous!
(via whatgodzillasaidtogod)
The Billboard Is Watching You
Being I’m an admirer of creativity, I think this is awesome !
Amnesty International came up with a great interactive advertisement in 2009. The organisation’s one-off domestic violence awareness billboard is first to respond to people looking at it by using an eye-tracking camera that changes the poster’s display when a viewer looks at the image.
The billboard was created to let people directly experience how domestic violence is hidden from view of the public. It is meant to motivate people to look more closely in the future and help prevent domestic violence. At first, the billboard shows a depiction of what domestic violence looks like; when people look directly at the billboard, the image changed into the same people in the first image pretending to be a normal, happy couple after a slight time delay.
It is great to see this kind of technology being used to raise awareness about such an important issuer that more people need to open their eyes and not only see, but know that they can also help prevent it from happening.
Click on the picture above and see how it works.
Seriously… O_o
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thats cool wut even.
i want this because of reasons.
Matilda was left alone. That was how she liked it.
Can we just talk about how Ellen just challenged the wife of the president to a push-up competition?
This country is pretty cool.
audrey hepburn / moon river
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