Archive for: "Marketing"

Conservation International: “When they speak, we listen.”

Conservation International:  “When they speak, we listen.”

Print ads for Conservation International by advertising agency Africa, São Paulo, Brazil. Featuring the work of artist Paige Thompson.

Scream Your Head Off! Zombie Head Bowling

Scream Your Head Off! Zombie Head Bowling

Zombie/severed head bowling balls created by advertising agency Jung Von Matt in conjunction with spraypaint artist Oliver Paaß, as part of a marketing campaign for 13th Street, a German sci-fi/horror cable channel.

Stop-Motion Film Made With 350,00 Post-It Notes

Stop-Motion Film Made With 350,00 Post-It Notes

Brazilian shoe brand Melissa recently employed 350,000 colored Post-It notes as “pixels” for a video that took 25 animators five months to create.

MOVE, LEARN, EAT – 11 Countries, 44 days in 1 Minute

MOVE, LEARN, EAT – 11 Countries, 44 days in 1 Minute

Rick Mereki, Andrew Lees and Tim White took a six-week journey all around the world, taking footage in each location and stitching it together into a trio of one-minute clips, each with a certain theme– MOVE, LEARN, EAT. The films were commissioned by STA Travel Australia, with original music by Kelsey James.

Reality Sandwich: William Etundi Interview

Reality Sandwich: William Etundi Interview

Reality Sandwich recently featured a compelling interview with William Etundi, who rose to prominence in the early 2000′s as an NYC-based social activist and party promoter. Etundi now serves as creative director of Artists Wanted, an organization devoted to creating opportunities for artists all around the world.

Tadaomi Shibuya, Illustrator

Tadaomi Shibuya, Illustrator

I recently met a gent from the creative talent agency Dutch Uncle, who showed me some examples from his team’s impressive portfolio. One of my favorite artists featured was Japanese illustrator Tadaomi Shibuya.

Video: Lynx’s Augmented Angels

Video: Lynx’s Augmented Angels

Augmented reality has been a buzzword for quite a while now, and yet it wasn’t until a few weeks ago that an ad campaign appeared that used it for seemingly obvious means—using virtual babes to market to men (duh).