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Archive for March, 2008

BRAND JUNKIES 2008

So, just what does a man in Algeria between the ages of 40 and 45 feel about the McDonald’s brand? Or what does a woman in the Philippines between the ages of 26 and 30 think of Google’s brand? Brandchannel’s Brandjunkies discover what brandjunkies around the globe have to say about all things branding, from [...]

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New smart, beautiful, colourful and free spirited posters.
 

(wklondon)

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This new ad from Nike just makes you feel so good.

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Beautiful, playful spot for the Playstation Network.

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FUTURE TRENDS

Ben Hourahine the Futures Editor of Leo Burnett has put together a concise film of all that’s going on in the trends world.
MMMM

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PACKAGING

Great food packaging ideas we found at the package gallery:
Sivaris rice,  the graphic design is based exclusively on typography and color to distinguish the different varieties of rice. The packs are made with tubes and lids already existing in the marketplace, while the graphics are laser printed on kraft paper labels which are then adhered to the [...]

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EQUALITY

A somewhat provocative ad from McDonalds, Sweden

“We don’t hire Turks, Greeks, Poles, Indians, Ethiopians, Vietnamese, Chinese or Peruvians.”
At bottom: “Nor Swedes, South Koreans or Norwegians. We hire individuals. We don’t care what your surname is. Because ambition and determination have nothing to do with your nationality. McDonald’s is one of the most integrated companies in [...]

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Nice billboard made out of bottles.

(adhunt)

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2 interesting and colourful ideas to celebrate incoming spring:
1. The sound of color from The Gap.
5 colours, 5 musicians, 5 directors

2. My color, My idea from Pantone, inviting designers and the public to talk about colours and inspiration.

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Fallon strategic planners Aki Spicer and Alyson Heller explore the 360° influence that modern design has on the experience of  brands.

(slideshare)

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