Photos from the street of Ray-Ban’s Never Hide campaign. See video of the guerilla marketing in action here.
Pretty brilliant. Colle+McVoy in Minneapolis introduced Caribou Coffee’s new hot breakfast sandwiches by making bus shelters looks like ovens—with actual heat coming from the coils.
I’ve been trying to get on a regimented running schedule, especially before it is winter and motivation is all but gone. This is such a good ad.
I’ve worked with four of these eight types. It was lovely.
Fairly Painless Advertising created this piece which tells people about a great place to work, and reminds Herman Miller employees they’ve already found one. A bit of company propaganda so nicely made, you don’t mind drinking th Kool Aid.
Jordan Seiler’s “New York Street Advertising Takeover” hit the streets over the weekend when over 120 illegal billboards throughout the city were white washed by dozens of volunteers. Later in the day over 80 artists transformed the blank canvasses with original artwork.
funny.
Photographer Thomas Rusch teamed with Cutwater and Art Director D. Kele to create the Ray Ban Colorize campaign.
This reminds me of these recent Visit NYC bus shelters I saw. Does anyone know the ones I am referring to? I think they were for tourism but I can’t exactly recall. It’s driving me a bit crazy trying to remember, so help me out.
See full image gallery of the Colorize print ads and commercials here.
A great viral ad by Samsung. There is no way CGI was not used, but the concept and execution are nice. Someone send me the backstory on the making of this if you come across it.
For a list of other viral videos getting a lot of attention this week, check out this list compiled by the Guardian.
KNARF created an advertising campaign for the New York School of Visual Arts. Infiltrating the places where people often like to reflect, i.e. - the bathroom, diner, coffee shop, etc, KNARF replaced toilet paper, napkins, sugar packets and tray liners with lined notebook paper in an attempt to foster new ideas. (Link to full article)
via PSFK
