Sneak peak of a font im working on, Nothing groundbreaking but it suites my needs.
Don't be such a square
Nike SB x Plan B Paul Rodriguez Skateboard Package
To celeberate the realease of Nike SB’s Zoom Paul Rodriguez 3 skate shoe Nike have pulled off yet another legendary collaboration, this time with Plan B skateboards. This highly sort after pack features Nike SB x Plan B wheels/deck, Diamond hardware, griptape, Silver trucks, and Sawblade 3 bearings which are supplied in their very own highly unique custom packaging. The packaging itself has been modeled on the actual packaging of the Nike SB’s Zoom Paul Rodriguez 3 skate shoe, featuring the same white box, cool blue graphics and Nike’s customary SB wood grain print on the inside.
Via Hypebeast
McDonalds 200m - 197m
Advertising Agency: DDB, Denmark
Creative Director: Jesper Schmidt
Art Directors / Copywriters: Anna Just Melson, Mikkel Møller, Bue Peitersen
Published: June 2009
What's in my bag?
1. Olympus E-400
2. DVI Mini to VGA Adapter & VGA Cable
3. Magsafe Charger
4. Latest Edition of Wired Magazine
5. Latest Edition of Esquire Magazine
6. Macbook
7. Western Digital Passport 320Gig
8. iPod Usb Cable
9. Jimi Crayon Sketchbook
10. iPod Touch
11. Blackberry Curve
12. Sandisk 4Gig Usb Stick
13. Pencils
Bleeding Billboard
Advertising Agency: Colenso BBDO, Auckland, New Zealand
Photographer: Steven Boniface
Executive Creative Director: Nick Worthington
Art Director: Emmanuel Bougneres
Copywriter: Nick Worthington
Agency Producer: Paul Courtney
Producer: Rollercoaster Design
Account Director: Scott Coldham
Senior Account Manager: Janelle Van Wonderen
Via I believe in adv
Some truly brilliant advertising here, and powerful too. That said im not sure how wise it is to have a advert that will distract people on a highway.
Absolut Ad: Anthem
Released: August 2009
Avertiser: ABSOLUT
Brand name: ABSOLUT VODKA
Agency: TBWA\CHIAT\DAY
Client: Pernod Ricard Brand: Absolut
Title: Anthem Creative Agency: TBWA\Chiat\Day New York
CCO/Art Director: Mark Figliulo
Creative Director/Art Director: Rob Baird
ACD/Art Director: Kris Wixom
ACD/Copywriter: Alisa Wixom
ACD/Art Director: Hoj Jomehri
Art Director: Hoj Jomehri
Art Director: Thiago Zanato
Executive Producer: Christine Schneider
Producer: Luisa Murray
Lead Artist/Shoot Supervision: Thibault Debaveye
2D: Sarah Eim, Pilon Lectez, Eric Almeras, Melissa Huerta, Scott Baxter, Jeff Kim
3D: Clay Osmus, Kyle Cassidy
Color Correct: MPC – Motion Picture Company
Final Color: Mark Gethin
MIX: Audio Engine
Sound Engineer - Robert DiFondi
BEHIND THE SCENES FILMS:
Production Company: Interactive Arts
Videographer/Editor: Jordan Bloch
via advertolog.com
Typographic Movie Posters
Couple of my Typography based movie posters, more to come.
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Nickelodeon wipes away the slime as the popular kids’ network celebrates its 30th anniversary.
The MTV-owned cable channel has announced a new identity which will debut this fall. Representing its biggest change in 25 years, the new logo marks a departure from the familiar ‘splat’ in favor of a more standardized look. While the new logo has not officially aired, it can already be seen on material for the upcoming Nickelodeon Animation Festival and new merchandise like DVD box sets.Set in rounded lowercase type, the focal point of the new logo is a stylized dot on the lowercase ‘i’—somewhat resembling the outline of a child (or perhaps one last little splat for old time’s sake). I can’t help but feel nostalgic for the much-loved ‘splat’, designed in 1984 by Scott Nash and Tom Corey for Fred/Alan (the company behind the famous MTV logo). The ‘splat’ was notable as one of the first to break away from traditional logo restrictions, morphing into hundreds of variations (as seen in this branding guide). The designers behind the new logo have yet to be identified.
The network’s soon-to-be-rebranded sister identities:
“We wanted to clean it up and allow Nick to be the stamp on all of these channels… In asking ourselves if everything could live under the splat, we decided that the splat was dated. It just couldn’t be done in a streamlined way.”
-Cyma Zarghami, president
A glimpse of the new TeenNick logo has been spotted in stills from an upcoming ident produced by Lifelong Friendship Society, giving an idea of how these sister networks will be streamlined into the new brand:
Via http://www.idsgn.org/posts/nickelodeon-cleans-up/
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