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Mar 4

Brent Schoepf

hoveringcat:

Tyree Callahan is a Washington-based artist who replaced the ink pads of a typewriter with coloured paint pads and the letter keys with colour markers. I love that the idea connects language and art.
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Tyree Callahan is a Washington-based artist who replaced the ink pads of a typewriter with coloured paint pads and the letter keys with colour markers. I love that the idea connects language and art.

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thecoolsumist:

VW Camper Van Tent

If you love music, mud and Mother Nature you’re probably heading to a camp site at some point this summer. But why take shelter in some dull, conventional tent when you can recreate the Summer of Love in the hippie-tastic VW Camper Van Tent.

enochliew:

Luno by Martin Jakobsen

The glass container with a ball of cork as a stopper has a shape similar to the small playing pieces in the board game Ludo.

creatimes:

Simple but beautiful ad for a Guatemalan book fair about “Music and other arts”

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creatimes:

Baby dragons get Heinz Hot Ketchup to be huge, scary monsters when they grow up - by Leo Burnett, Brussels

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Nov 12

adteachings:

Packaging can have an idea, too.

Sep 6

cool website

great web design

Mar 21

risdid:

“Polish designer Boguslaw Sliwinski designed the ceramic plates and produces them to order in 20 or 26cm diametre versions.”

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Mar 20

CHECK OUT COCA-COLA’S AWESOME UNDERWATER DANCE PARTY

adteachings:

Hard-working marketing doesn’t have to suck. Check it here: http://underwaterdanceparty.com/

typeverything:

typeverything.com - Daisy & Elizabeth.

Feb 25

adteachings:

One of the intimidating things about going through show annuals is that they leave us with the feeling that, damn, everything’s been done. It might seem that way, but every year, one or more creative teams come up with a completely fresh way of turning an old cliché on its head. And it would seem obvious that when the team encountered that cliché, they didn’t say, “Forget it. It’s been done.” They chose to look at the cliché just one more time.

No matter how done-to-death your brief might seem, it’s almost a certainty that there are new ways of interpreting it. As an example, think about advertising for off-road or sport utility vehicles. A very common message for these vehicles is that they can handle all kinds of terrain, including deep water. The ads above all meet that brief, but they do so in very different ways. You’ll see that not all of them show the vehicle or even the water, but that the message gets across nonetheless.

Partial credits below.

Land Rover ads (in English):
Advertising Agency: RKCR/Y&R, London, UK
Executive Creative Director: Mark Roalfe
Art Director: Tim Brookes
Copywriter: Phil Forster
Photographer: Andy Green
Typographer: Lee Aldridge

Volkswagen:
Advertising Agency: The Gang, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Richard Johnson
Art Director: Mark Wiggins
Copywriter: Aaron Lee
Photographer: Geoff Ang

Hyundai:
Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Cape Town, South Africa
Creative Director: Livio Tronchin
Art Director: Jamie Mietz
Copywriter: Khaya Dlanga

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typethatilike:

Baal 2011/2012

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