A beautiful stopmotion film by Olympus ( amazing what you can do with a camera )
(www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9Et7UQh1tg)

A beautiful stopmotion film by Olympus ( amazing what you can do with a camera )
(www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9Et7UQh1tg)

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Nice ads by Pat the Baker – the toast of ireland.
Advertising Agency: Bloom, Dublin, Ireland.
Published: March 2009



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The 56th annual Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival has just announced the winners in the Design Category.Take a look at the package design gold winners from the Design Category:
Jamie Oliver range by Pearlfisher, Gold
Gut Oggau Wine Packaging by Jung von Matt, Gold
Flowerbomb Safe, Raison Pure, Gold



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These designs are delicious… Great concept by Marcel Buerkle,
a South Africa based designer.







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Hiroko Sanders created the illustrations for the new Kleenex “Perfect Slice of Summer” tissue box series. The fruit box’s embodies in a great way the spirit of summer.



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TODAY WAS FUN is a tea brand with a lot of personality and a great Manifesto:
“For centuries people have known that wisdom and advice, love and support, news and gossip, all go better with a cup of tea. Tea and philosophy go together so naturally it was obvious we should combine the two”. The Teastar is a great product in their line.




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From Lunar Europe a Winner of the IDEA design award 2008,
a SINK STOPPER… echo the beauty of the water it holds.
(www.water-stopping-water.com)


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What can you do with fire ? A french company, makes unique, artfully
designed fire extinguishers. The Fire design becomes an inescapable
subject of your home | office decoration.



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The marketer behind a viral campaign featuring videos of a fictional 16-year-old boy ( Zack Johnson ) who wakes up one morning to find his “guy parts” gone and replaced with “girl parts” is none other than Procter & Gamble’s Tampax.
The campaign from Leo Burnett, Chicago, is anchored by a blog featuring professionally produced videos at :
(zack16.com).
Its main link to Tampax (to date) has been when title character, Zack Johnson, has his first period during French class and sneaks into the girls’ restroom to use a Tampax vending machine.
The fictional Mr. Johnson also has a Twitter account, @ZackJohnson16, with 949 followers.
Intreseting…will it work ? Time will tell…


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