Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 August 2010

A Campaign for the game Pictionary... need I say more.

Tuesday, 25 May 2010

Prejudgement


From the last project about prejudice I have been knowingly recognizing that I prejudge people quite a lot at first glance. Here is a lovely piece of work by Hut & Weber showing how prejudgement place a part in you emotions. Also describes how wearing a hat can cast a better opinion about the wearer.  

Thursday, 6 May 2010

ilovedust...i love screens!


ilovedust design agency created this beaut of a poster through screen based media. This makes me really want to do a screen based design for my final project but I am not trained in the arts of the screens, I will and ween my way through Howard Gardens (local campus) and find an art Student to show me how its done.

Tuesday, 4 May 2010

When Elephants hit the Waves






An advert from Accenture directed by Thierry Poiraud. I thought I had seen everything but an elephant surfing, this is one well trained creature!   

Monday, 3 May 2010

Mobile Typography





Amandine Alessandra shows here her innovative way of advertising on the streets and dodge the tax charge for that space. This type can can change with the movements of the human body, varying the message or words displayed by the partitioners. Take a look at her human clock.

Sunday, 2 May 2010

Lego minds


Lego "CL!CK" from a52 on Vimeo.


Just watch and enjoy this animation by a52. A design advertising agency that recently revels in the latest high-end of photo-real visual effects. A company full of innovative and incredibly talented artists and designers, that I just discovered and made my boat hover. They have worked with multinational companies such as CocaCola and Lexus. 

Nice work a52!

Thursday, 8 April 2010

Advertising On Stairs







I know what your all thinking, its been done before, but I am really intrigued at what forms you can make out of the letters or objects that are displayed on the edges of any set of stairs. Could there be a new outdoor market for distorted adverts that come together as you move, 'Channel 4 ads'. Just in this example I love how the letters are distorted from there original form and become more shape like, depending on where you are where looking from. The connotations of completeness and becoming one as you physically move are really nice also. Thank you Scott Reinhard for creating this advert for the Museum of contemporary art, Chicago.

I am considering using this technique for my final project on the word 'OPTIMISM' 

Monday, 8 March 2010

Puma's Beamvertising?


PUMA lift BEAMVERTISING (wild cat edit /guerrilla moves) from Lumina Motion on Vimeo.

This way of advertising I think will become more and more common in the future, with projectors dotted around everywhere for free advertising space. This is a totally innovative way of showing really nice simple animations to the public. Nice work Puma.

Friday, 22 May 2009