thiswolf:

Facebook’s 1st Advert. It is very dramatic for a website that allows you to upload photos and poke people. 


Drama. Long Pauses. Pianos. These things are like a Facebook advert.

I actually don’t love this. I think it’s a potentially interesting analogy with a weak execution.

Sweeping statements don’t connect with me; details do. This is mostly just a see-say… a buried human truth wrapped in shiny paper — barely a gift.

This doesn’t feel like a gift, this feels like a cop out. 

Maybe a regift, a reuse of everything we’ve seen and heard.

(via helloyoucreatives)

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    • So dart into oncoming traffic have no regard for traffic laws and make several attempts at suicide a day? Yeah. Bike like a New Yorker. weandthecolor: Bike like a New Yorker A clever image campaign by BikeNYC in collaboration with Transportation Alternatives. Concise quotes in striking typography presented as street labels. Billboards and print ads in several publications support the growing bike movement in New York City. via: WE AND THE COLORFacebook // Twitter // Google+ // Pinterest

    So dart into oncoming traffic

    have no regard for traffic laws

    and make several attempts at suicide a day?

    Yeah. Bike like a New Yorker.

    weandthecolor:

    Bike like a New Yorker

    A clever image campaign by BikeNYC in collaboration with Transportation Alternatives. Concise quotes in striking typography presented as street labels. Billboards and print ads in several publications support the growing bike movement in New York City.

    via: WE AND THE COLOR
    Facebook // Twitter // Google+ // Pinterest

    Source ・ 8 months ago ・ 355 notes

    • I agree with helloyoucreatives — I hate to say it, but I think this was a cheap way for Ogilvy to say they were helping. Minimally creative and solves no problems at the source.

    Helping these people doesn’t come in the form of money, it comes through empowering them to help themselves.

    helloyoucreatives:

    No - just no. Adland don’t do this. This is patronizing and arrogant. There are better ways to directly help. All the money and effort that went into this could have made a different to these people.

    No. Bad creatives, bad.

    Ogilvy - be ashamed.

    Source ・ 1 year ago ・ 20 notes
    • The art of subtle product placement.

    The art of subtle product placement.

    1 year ago ・ 4 notes
    • helloyoucreatives: Tupperware…organise chaos

    helloyoucreatives:

    Tupperware…organise chaos

    Source ・ 1 year ago ・ 12 notes

    • So many ideas merged into one simple, cohesive spot. Amazing!

    adteachings:

    Fantastic spot.

    Many clients don’t understand that you can’t just order up a viral video, as if posting a commercial on YouTube guarantees it’ll get watched. There has to be a commitment to making entertainment value the priority.

    Source ・ 1 year ago ・ 22 notes

    • Just painted hands.

    SO SMART!

    4rightbrained:

    I can’t decide which one I like the most!

    helloyoucreatives:


    AUSTRALIA

    BAHAMAS

    BRAZIL 

    CANADA

    CHINA (#1)

    CHINA (#2)

    COSTA RICA

    EGYPT  

    ENGLAND

    FRANCE           

    INDIA   

    ITALY   

    JAPAN (#1)

    JAPAN (#2)

    MEXICO (#1)

    MEXICO (#2)

    MOROCCO

    NETHERLANDS

    NORWAY

    PARAGUAY 

    RUSSIA

    SOUTH AFRICA

    UNITED KINGDOM

    (via elysevanfleetdesign)

    Source ・ 1 year ago ・ 31573 notes
    • Laughcoughing. Cloughing.  adteachings: Pretty darn accurate. Thank you, http://davybaby.tumblr.com/.

    Laughcoughing. Cloughing. 

    adteachings:

    Pretty darn accurate.

    Thank you, http://davybaby.tumblr.com/.

    Source ・ 2 years ago ・ 27 notes

    • helloyoucreatives:

    Beer. Tap into it

    Source ・ 2 years ago ・ 13 notes
    • helloyoucreatives: Just do it. Write that is.

    helloyoucreatives:

    Just do it. Write that is.

    Source ・ 2 years ago ・ 14 notes
    • number34: Type treatments I made for 2 television spots by LivingSocial. Premiered last night during the Oscars! Watch the commercials: Spot 1   Spot 2

    number34:

    Type treatments I made for 2 television spots by LivingSocial. Premiered last night during the Oscars!

    Watch the commercials: Spot 1   Spot 2

    (via annie)

    Source ・ 2 years ago ・ 64 notes
    • thecreativebridge: Now that’s a newspaper ad - encouraging people to watch a show called Immigration Nation here in Australia. Beautiful type.  The TV is lovely too - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DICxL-NEXT8&feature=player_embedded

    thecreativebridge:

    Now that’s a newspaper ad - encouraging people to watch a show called Immigration Nation here in Australia. Beautiful type. 

    The TV is lovely too - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DICxL-NEXT8&feature=player_embedded

    (via annie)

    Source ・ 2 years ago ・ 31 notes

    • BBDO 80th Anniversary

    mattwrightsonblog:

    Designer Allan Peters and Copywriter Eric Hansen knocked it out of the park for this speak easy inspired series of designs for the ad agency BBDO Minneapolis’ anniversary. I love the bootleg inspired booze bottle, napkins and the matchbook, great copy and design. Great typography and illustration as well, keeping things simple and nice. Overall an awesome project.

    Check out the rest of the work here.

    Source ・ 2 years ago ・ 2 notes
    • nevver: This is Not Your Life This gave me chills.

    nevver:

    This is Not Your Life

    This gave me chills.

    Source ・ 2 years ago ・ 1581 notes