November 29, 2007

"Hans Nitzche Studios"



by Jung von Matt, Hamburg

"Naturally juicy"



Cliente: Orangina
Agência: FFL Paris




Greenpeace "Upgrade"

"New Creatives"



Para quem não conhece:

http://www.newcreatives.com/

Anúncios (e bons) de criativos que neste espaço podem dar a conhecer o seu trabalho e exercer de forma livre, sem a castração prévia de um brief, as suas ideias e criatividade.

November 28, 2007

"Aparca maridos"

Diz-nos o El País:
"El centro comercial Gran Via 2 de L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) ha puesto en marcha un espacio en el que los clientes pueden descansar y entretenerse mientras sus mujeres realizan las compras y que han denominado aparca maridos."

"The Designers Mixtape"



"The Designers Mixtape invited designers all over the world to show us their musical taste."


Para juntar ao iTunes ou playlists de cada um.

November 23, 2007

Pinacolada hoje

"Se necesitan 120 crías"



Cliente: FAADA - Fundación para la Adopción, el Apadrinamiento y la Defensa de los Animales
Agência: Contrapunto Barcelona

"Modern life is rubbish"



Leio o recente relatório “The Fast Consumer” da Euromonitor. A vida nas sociedades modernas e desenvolvidas anda autenticamente a dois tempos e dois ritmos. Um de completa aceleração: o ritual frenético da casa-trabalho-casa, as obrigações, o stress, a cultura de sucesso, a falta de tempo, a necessidade de gerir mais e melhor as coisas, as vidas multitasking que levamos e encenamos diariamente.

Como resposta, a necessidade de desacelerar ao mesmo tempo: a procura de produtos e serviços tecnológicos e alimentares mais convergentes, convenientes e funcionais (telemóveis 3 em 1, iogurtes 2 em 1), o cuidado com o corpo, os ginásios e os spa’s, o cocoonning e a procura de maior lazer e entretenimento. Como diria o Sr. Damon Albarn: “Modern life is rubbish”.

"Potato Parade"

"Don't give up on Vista"



"Don't give up on Vista" diz a Apple à Microsoft.

November 22, 2007

Trevor "Beattie-isms"

"Russell Brand is A Comedian. He does Comedy. Very brilliantly and in a very modern way. On TV. On digital radio. Via podcast. Comedy faces as many challenges as we do, in terms of finding its audience and delivering its message. It's had to evolve. Adapt. Change. But it's still called comedy." - -Trevor Beattie in The Independent

November 20, 2007

"Food for thought"

"Nothing is perfect. Life is messy. Relationships are complex. Outcomes are uncertain. People are irrational." -- Hugh Mackay

"Beard"



Cliente: Coca-Cola
Agência: Ogilvy, Buenos Aires

November 19, 2007

Campanha Eurostar



"Attention! London is around the corner."

[Via: Guardian "You taking the piss?"]

November 14, 2007

"Guide dog"



Cliente: PlayStation Portable
Agência: TBWA\Madrid

O poder de uma boa estória

"There are two ways to persuade people. The first is by using the conventional rethoric, which is what most executives are trained in. It's an intellectual process, and in the business world it usually consists of a Power Point presentation in which you say 'Here is our company's biggest challenge, and here is what we need to do to prosper'. And you build your case by giving statistics and facts and quotes from authorities. But there are two problems with rethoric. First, the people you're talking to have their own set of authorities, statistics and experiences. While you're trying to persuade them, they are arguing with in their heads. Second if you do succeed in persuading them, you've done so only on an intellectual basis. That's not good enough, because people are not inspired to act by reason alone. The other way to persuade people - and ultimately a much more powerful way - is by uniting an idea with an emotion. The best way to do this is by telling a compelling story."

-- Robert McKee, "Storytelling That Moves People" in HBR

November 13, 2007

Mensagens "contextualizadas"



[Via: Post Secret]

TV vs Internet?



"Imagine an advertising world where… spending on interactive, one-to-one advertising formats surpasses traditional, one-to-many advertising vehicles, and a significant share of ad space is sold through auctions and exchanges. Advertisers know who viewed and acted on an ad, and pay based on real impact rather than estimated “impressions.” Consumers self-select which ads they watch and share preferred ads with peers. User-generated advertising is as prevalent (and appealing) as agency-created spots."
- - The end of advertising as we know it

[Via: Marketing Vox]

Vida de cão





Quem disse que uma vida de cão é má?

[via: The Future Lab]

"Your vote, our future"

"Food for thought"

"The media environment has become more fragmented, and advertising and marketing executives must be able to use a broader array of tools - from social media to branded entertainment - to reach target audiences (...) This is an industry with a constant learning curve, and staying relevant means being adaptable." -- Dave Willmer, The Creative Group.

November 02, 2007