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Thursday, 23 July 2009
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Monday, 20 July 2009
Steven Klein
Photographer Steven Klein shot Bruce Willis and his wife Emma Heming in an editorial called “Honeymoon Hotel”, for W Magazine.
Bruce Willis and wife Emma Heming for W magazine. Shot by Steven Klein
Ben Trovato Blog
Ink Calendar
I saw this a long time ago whilst I was still in college and it is one of those pieces that you are truly jealous of. Lovely idea, execution and .. well it just looks great!
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"Ink Calendar" make use the timed pace of the ink spreading on the paper to indicate time.
The ink is absorbed slowly, and the numbers in the calendar are "printed" daily. One a day, they are filled with ink until the end of the month. A calendar self-updated, which enhances the perception of time passing and not only signaling it.
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Oscar Diaz
iq - font from toyota
iQ font - When driving becomes writing / Full making of from wireless on Vimeo.
You can download it here
Friday, 17 July 2009
NIKE Amsterdam
Nice little video from Nike using tiltshift.
Any city can fire the imagination. Discover Europe's five most creative hotspots through the eyes of their native revolutionaries. Discover Amsterdam through the eyes of blogger/entrepreneur extraordinaire; NALDEN - nalden.net
Visiting Amsterdam hotspots and related people of the MiNiBar, Momkai, La Melodia (who made the Soundtrack) and HOTEL who designed the Amsterdam map you can download at nike.com/sportswear
Directed by Sartoria for Nike Sportswear
The IAM1 Amsterdam Journey from Nalden on Vimeo.
Any city can fire the imagination. Discover Europe's five most creative hotspots through the eyes of their native revolutionaries. Discover Amsterdam through the eyes of blogger/entrepreneur extraordinaire; NALDEN - nalden.net
Visiting Amsterdam hotspots and related people of the MiNiBar, Momkai, La Melodia (who made the Soundtrack) and HOTEL who designed the Amsterdam map you can download at nike.com/sportswear
Directed by Sartoria for Nike Sportswear
Graffiti Exhibition, Paris
Graffiti Taxonomy: Paris, 2009 from Evan Roth on Vimeo.
"Graffiti Taxonomy: Paris is a study depicting the stylistic diversity found in Parisian graffiti tags. Evan Roth photographed over 2400 graffiti tags in Paris and archived, tagged and sorted them by letter. Then he filtered out the 10 most used letters (A,E,I,K,N,O,R,S,T and U) and for each of them he isolated eighteen tags to represent the diversity and range of that specific character. You can browse the whole collection on the website of the Fondation Cartier."
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Monday, 13 July 2009
Friday, 10 July 2009
Last day dream
Last Day Dream [HD] from Chris Milk on Vimeo.
The amazing Chris Milk really does know how to tell a story.
Crisis of credit
I love this animation, by Jonathan Jarvis. It's informative, entertaining and beautifully put together and just what I would like to be doing with my time.
Oh, and this one too.
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Neill Blomkamp
Short film directed by Neill Blomkamp about otherworldly aliens living in South Africa and the persecution that they suffer. "District nine" is a film expansion of this produced by Peter Jackson.
Urban anthropologists Carolyn and Andy London animated street objects of New York using the voices of New Yorkers they had interviewed.
Lovely
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Lovely
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Wieden + Kennedy
I love how they hire.
From their blog -
"TITLE: My ideas are golden
Dear Weiden + Kennedy, I am a 19 year old, entrepreneurial/creative mind. I have between 2-3 groundbreaking business or creative ideas every single day, and to say the least, I do NOT have the capability to even keep track or implement them so; I started a business. I decided that If I were to ever become successful and impact the world greatly by undertaking huge and "impossible" projects I would need a very balanced, efficient, and productive degree of discipline. Sometimes discipline and creativity/randomness sit on opposite sides of the lunch hall; however, to combine them would I assume be as earth-shattering as balancing the ying and the yang of business. Behold, my mobile billboard business in Las Vegas, NV. However, I did not have enough money to start it to I decided to sell it first, and with the profits, start it (opposite to the quote "think with your hands, and then talk about it, not in reverse") Well I did it in reverse. I dressed up in a black and gold suite and tie, drove down to the Forum Shops in Las Vegas, NV (very wealthy shops) and started selling my ideas to the managers, converting them to my corporate sales people, and starting the damning corporate marketing man chase. I thought "wouldn't it be awesome if I had some clout, some pull, to just pitch these ideas,". So out of the few dozen I approached, and followed up over weeks and weeks, I ended up with about 4 hot prospective clients. I mean, one that is looking at buying a marketing package from me for $30,000 U.S. and very, very EXCITED to do so. So I have a feeling my ideas are golden, but I promised myself I would stay here until I make my business, my ad agency, my marketing consulting firm, which I named "Unique and Innovative PRO (Personal Relations Officer)"--a success. Well what does this have to do with you? Well I'm a young man, and I "stay stupid, stay foolish (steve jobs)" so I thought I would write this e-mail to someone who has done what I want to do in the advertising/marketing world. I found Weiden + Kennedy from watching everyone of your Nike MVPs videos, and found that you had internships/platform program. This is what is on my mind: Nike Factory in the forum shops needs strip advertising; I concepted a Giant Shoe on a platform truck that will drive up and down the strip with a sign in it promoting a weekly event with the local UNLV Basketball team, celebrity, athlete, or locally famous socialite, that would pull customers to Niketown to HAVE FUN. The place is built like a club and it could very well be a sales monster tool, all while the customer is not cheesed by old ad methods. So To Conclude, If you were to use me for my ideas and implementation and passion... If I were to use you as my clout vessel Your company, Your Ideas, Your advertisements would only progress, and companies that don't keep innovative, fail. (You DO, trust me I've seen your advertising). I would progress, and become the next YOU, to offer more and more people opportunities to create, and jobs for everyone helping them, and in turn bread for families all over the world. This is my calling, I am the global entrepreneur. And I love advertising, Can We Team Up? What do YOU propose?
We hired this candidate on the spot."
Excellent
From their blog -
"TITLE: My ideas are golden
Dear Weiden + Kennedy, I am a 19 year old, entrepreneurial/creative mind. I have between 2-3 groundbreaking business or creative ideas every single day, and to say the least, I do NOT have the capability to even keep track or implement them so; I started a business. I decided that If I were to ever become successful and impact the world greatly by undertaking huge and "impossible" projects I would need a very balanced, efficient, and productive degree of discipline. Sometimes discipline and creativity/randomness sit on opposite sides of the lunch hall; however, to combine them would I assume be as earth-shattering as balancing the ying and the yang of business. Behold, my mobile billboard business in Las Vegas, NV. However, I did not have enough money to start it to I decided to sell it first, and with the profits, start it (opposite to the quote "think with your hands, and then talk about it, not in reverse") Well I did it in reverse. I dressed up in a black and gold suite and tie, drove down to the Forum Shops in Las Vegas, NV (very wealthy shops) and started selling my ideas to the managers, converting them to my corporate sales people, and starting the damning corporate marketing man chase. I thought "wouldn't it be awesome if I had some clout, some pull, to just pitch these ideas,". So out of the few dozen I approached, and followed up over weeks and weeks, I ended up with about 4 hot prospective clients. I mean, one that is looking at buying a marketing package from me for $30,000 U.S. and very, very EXCITED to do so. So I have a feeling my ideas are golden, but I promised myself I would stay here until I make my business, my ad agency, my marketing consulting firm, which I named "Unique and Innovative PRO (Personal Relations Officer)"--a success. Well what does this have to do with you? Well I'm a young man, and I "stay stupid, stay foolish (steve jobs)" so I thought I would write this e-mail to someone who has done what I want to do in the advertising/marketing world. I found Weiden + Kennedy from watching everyone of your Nike MVPs videos, and found that you had internships/platform program. This is what is on my mind: Nike Factory in the forum shops needs strip advertising; I concepted a Giant Shoe on a platform truck that will drive up and down the strip with a sign in it promoting a weekly event with the local UNLV Basketball team, celebrity, athlete, or locally famous socialite, that would pull customers to Niketown to HAVE FUN. The place is built like a club and it could very well be a sales monster tool, all while the customer is not cheesed by old ad methods. So To Conclude, If you were to use me for my ideas and implementation and passion... If I were to use you as my clout vessel Your company, Your Ideas, Your advertisements would only progress, and companies that don't keep innovative, fail. (You DO, trust me I've seen your advertising). I would progress, and become the next YOU, to offer more and more people opportunities to create, and jobs for everyone helping them, and in turn bread for families all over the world. This is my calling, I am the global entrepreneur. And I love advertising, Can We Team Up? What do YOU propose?
We hired this candidate on the spot."
Excellent
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Skype-tastic music video
Hibi no Neiro by Sour
Directors Masashi Kawamura, Hal Kirkland, Magico Nakamura, Masayoshi Nakamura.
via booooooom!
Monday, 6 July 2009
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Ads
I am finally looking through the endless posts in my rss fed reader for advertising. Here are some of the ones, which I think are pretty special:
Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Director: Tom Cullinan
Art Director: Sergio Ines
Copywriter: Liam Olding
Illustrator: Wunderkindt
Photographer: Wunderkindt
Associate Art Director: Saki Piliso
Associate Copywriter: Jeff Tyser
Published: May 2009
QR codes are nothing new and as these two go together so well I am surprised it wasn't done sooner. I would have liked to see it be used to enter a campaign in some way as opposed to just going to the shop.
Advertising Agency: Lukas Lindemann Rosinski, Hamburg, Germany
Chief Creative Officers: Arno Lindemann, Bernhard Lukas
Creative Director/Copywriter: Tom Hauser
Art Director: Dennis Mensching
Designers: Chris Mizutani, Moritz Schmidt
Advertiser's Supervisor: Gero Quast
Film Production: Markenfilm
Editor: Sarita Timmermann, Markenfilm
Producer: Dominik Meis, Markenfilm
Sound Engineer: Hannes Hoenemann, Markenfilm
Technical Support: Cross Marketing Produktion
Media: Jost Von Brandis
Advertising Agency: Marcel, Paris, France
Chief Creative Officers: Frederic Temin, Anne De Maupeou
Copywriter: Eric Jannon
Advertiser's Supervisor: Olivier François, Arnaud Belloni, Maurizio Spagnulo
Account Supervisor: Frederic Témin
Art Buyer: Jean-Eric Le Coniac
Art Director: Dimitri Guerassimov
Photographers: Ebo Fraterman, Roman Schwienbacher
Digital Artwork: Le Moulin De Docs
And just to be controversial :
Winner of the Press Grand Prix at Cannes this year - "We are animals" by Fred and Farid Paris. France did well this year which is awesome. And who cares - "I LIKE IT!"
Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Director: Tom Cullinan
Art Director: Sergio Ines
Copywriter: Liam Olding
Illustrator: Wunderkindt
Photographer: Wunderkindt
Associate Art Director: Saki Piliso
Associate Copywriter: Jeff Tyser
Published: May 2009
QR codes are nothing new and as these two go together so well I am surprised it wasn't done sooner. I would have liked to see it be used to enter a campaign in some way as opposed to just going to the shop.
Advertising Agency: Lukas Lindemann Rosinski, Hamburg, Germany
Chief Creative Officers: Arno Lindemann, Bernhard Lukas
Creative Director/Copywriter: Tom Hauser
Art Director: Dennis Mensching
Designers: Chris Mizutani, Moritz Schmidt
Advertiser's Supervisor: Gero Quast
Film Production: Markenfilm
Editor: Sarita Timmermann, Markenfilm
Producer: Dominik Meis, Markenfilm
Sound Engineer: Hannes Hoenemann, Markenfilm
Technical Support: Cross Marketing Produktion
Media: Jost Von Brandis
Advertising Agency: Marcel, Paris, France
Chief Creative Officers: Frederic Temin, Anne De Maupeou
Copywriter: Eric Jannon
Advertiser's Supervisor: Olivier François, Arnaud Belloni, Maurizio Spagnulo
Account Supervisor: Frederic Témin
Art Buyer: Jean-Eric Le Coniac
Art Director: Dimitri Guerassimov
Photographers: Ebo Fraterman, Roman Schwienbacher
Digital Artwork: Le Moulin De Docs
And just to be controversial :
Winner of the Press Grand Prix at Cannes this year - "We are animals" by Fred and Farid Paris. France did well this year which is awesome. And who cares - "I LIKE IT!"
What the font - for the iphone
Had a little play with it. To be honest not the most reliable tool on the planet but you never know, it could come in handy one day. If it worked every time and the iphones camera was a little better then this could really be very cool indeed.
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