French agency Murmure has created concrete business cards for its employees.
To keep the business cards from crumbling, they come with their own little black case.
Great idea if you're Mr. Slate.
Click here to see see a few business cards that make more sense.
Via Gizmodo
The Ghost of Samara (Japanese movie on which The Ring is based) is coming out in 3-D. Which will make the scariest movie I've ever seen even scarier.
Even the promotion for the movie gives me the creeps.
Click here for links to great online ads promoting Rob Zombie's sequel-remake of Halloween 2.
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Adorable:
This one made me laugh out loud:
Created by: Cheil Worldwide Seoul, South Korea
Click here to see some cool packaging for another flavored milk drink.
Via Ads of the World
Didn't have a Celebrity Saturday post this weekend, so I owe you one.
This spot starring Charlie Sheen is hilarious — and very smart advertising, IMHO.
Click here to watch the Bavaria beer spot starring Charlie Sheen.
Advertising Agency: Selmore, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Director: Diederick Hillenius
Art Director: Tibor van Ginkel
Copywriter: Thomas Reinhold
Agency Producer: Marga Bierema
Account Supervisor: Olivier Koning
Advertiser's Supervisors: Peer Swinkels, Ralph Bogaerts, Jeroen Vonk
Account Manager: Vincent Breedveld/Eel Suermondt
Producer: Saskia Kok
Director: Jonathan Herman
D.O.P: Glynn Speeckeart
Editor: Gert Van Berckelaer
Music: Massivemusic
Sound Design / Arrangement: Fc Walvisch
Post Production: Hectic Electric
Other Credits: Richard H. Coll
Via Ads of the World
Saturday I posted a few examples of Edvard Munch's The Scream being used in advertising. Today I found one more.
The ad is for Faber-Castell, the world's largest maker pens pencils and art supplies. If you click the ad to enlarge it, you'll see the image is made from colored pencils.
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore
Chief Creative Officer: Steve Back
Creative Directors: Troy Lim, Jon Loke
Art Directors: David Stevanov, Kairong Ku, Si Hui Heng, Jon Loke
Copywriters: Adeline Siow, Troy Lim
Illustrators: Dash Kadam, Inessa Loh, Loh Yi Qi, Danny Ong, Alicia Tan, Joycie Koor, Brandon Sim
Photographers: Jimmy Fok, Calibre Pictures
Account Managers: Shirley Tay, Ng Hui Min
Retoucher: Lay Leng
Via Ads of the World
Click to enlarge.
Advertising Agency: TBWA\RAAD Middle East, Dubai, UAE
Creative Director: Nirmal Diwadkar
Copywriter: Abraham Varughese
Art Directors: Amritraj Gupta
Photographer: Kundan Raut
Illustrator: Amritraj Gupta
Via: mediaME
Great doodles.
Advertising Agency: George Patterson Y&R, Sydney, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Julian Watt
Copywriter: Bart Pawlak
Art Director: David Joubert
Agency Producer: Honae MacNeill
Account manager: Cormac Stanford
The only thing I don't like about this commercial from Lithuania — and it's no small thing — is that it gets somewhat homophobic toward the end.
Click here to watch the TV spot for Vytautas mineral water.
Love this campaign from Leagas Delaney, Hamburg, created for Plant for the Planet.
Copy translation: Every leaf traps carbon dioxide.
Click here to see a cool campaign from Scala JWT, Bucharest, created for Greenpeace.
Aishti is a luxury store in Lebanon.
Click here to see a billboard FAIL from a Mobile, Alabama TV station.
Coca-Cola asked various Italian fashion designers to adorn a bottle of Coca-Cola Light. Here are the gorgeous results.
From Moschino:
Here's an ad for Carlsberg beer — created by Euro RSCG, Singapore — celebrating the Chinese New Year, the year of the Water Dragon.
