Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts

April 14, 2011

Very Clever





I found these the other day and since then, have really appreciated the humour in them. This was a student created design for a condom company called INSTINCT. Seems like an adult version of balloon animals. But hey, it totally works. I *love* the type for these ads. I'm still trying to figure out what face it is. The simplicity of the animals work very well with the ad and make it central to the desired communication message. This is badass.

March 29, 2011

Graphically Speaking ...




Creativity at its best! The branding for Germany's horror channel, 13th Street, took a whole new turn with the introduction of this new line of stationary. Strategically placed on the document, the areas in which punching or stapling are to occur, traumatized heads lay waiting. Intense, but very clever. I'd hope that these would be for inner office use ... if not, I'm sure that some form of warning may need to be attached before opening!

March 28, 2011

Text + Sex = WOW!


As a type nerd, I couldn't resist posting this (even as inappropriate as it is). I'm always fascinated by images made out of type and this one ... I'm speechless. I will say this however, I don't like the typeface whatsoever. Clever idea, bad type choice. I also don't like how rigid the image is ... doesn't seem to have much cohesion or flow to it. You'd think that creating such an image would involve flow. I know this was a student's creation and with a few changes ... it would turn out pretty cool. Granted, it would never get printed in North America but ... could have an opportunity in Europe?

Flick Off!



Brian told me to check out this campaign and to be honest ... I can't believe I forgot about this advertising campaign!! To shed light on the environment, the FLICK OFF campaign was created and with the setting of the type ... became to look like another message. Even the power symbol used as the 'O' ... resembles the middle finger. The campaign seems to cleverly 'attack' the ignorance people seem to show with regards to the environment. The type of font lends itself very well and with a quick glance, looks like a very different word. The 'L' with the shape of the 'I' are placed closely together to again, give the appearance of something else. Very cool campaign to gain the most attention.