19.4.11
18.4.11
2.9.10
26.7.10
9.4.10
Ad that sees you
Some talented people that I work with made this:
Color Sensitive Interactive Billboard from milton cj on Vimeo.
Labels: advertising
15.10.09
We Are Midway
Our, sometimes, informant Myrvn has been working with Chris Jordan via IBM to investigate how our waste travels. 

Labels: advertising, artist, photos, thoughtful
8.9.09
28.6.09
Sigh
Watch The Persuaders on Frontline
"Find out why people join cults and apply that knowledge to brands
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Labels: advertising, film
10.3.09
Busy lately so I think I will post some images stored up in my collect folder. The bummer is that I don't know where they all came from.
Love this
And georg baldele yokohama lamp via grijs
Sea of Galilee
Also check out these billboard photos.
Labels: advertising, interesting, photos
6.7.08
23.6.08
28.4.08
Zero
The ad above is Evan Hecox-esque however, Evan said that the ad agency called him to do it, but he turned them down. Disgusted community members are comparing this with the Sony Bravia bunny spot.
Below is example of Evan's work.Ty Jeannie
Labels: advertising
12.2.08
Peta Peta Pumpkin Eat-a
Despite the fact that I have been a vegetarian all my life, I have shied away from groups and labels. I am not crazy about the idea of getting swept away in a movement, even if its a bunch of animal hugging vegheads. WHICH, is why I just now got around to reading more about PETA. Actually, I only "got around to it" because a friend sent me to Illegal Advertising which shows Kentucky Fried Cruelty-and if you want to cry watch this. Makes me think my leather boots aren't so necessary. Otherwise, below are some of PETA's marketing techniques towards kids. What do you think?
One of the "Milk Sucks" themes
Cover of the "Your Daddy Kills Animals" pamphlet. This one is the coolest but a bit much for my taste. Like I said I don't care for ideas to be crammed down my throat and then, what's the point in preaching to the chior? (Again of course I agree with the the cause) But I guess that is why we all market our ideas to the youth.
Joaquin Phoenix on the cover of PETA's Grrr! Magazine for kids
Shilpa Shetty in a Boycott the circus advertisement
Labels: advertising, Design, thoughtful, Thoughts
10.1.08
Making Waves
Thanks Jeannie. This looks like it was a fun project to work on.
You can see the making of the ad here.
Labels: advertising
7.11.07
All In Favor Say Lightsaber
Most of you have already seen this but lets just make sure.via Mervopolis
Another refreshing take on advertising here. thanks b
Labels: advertising, Genius
12.10.07
I Juanna Discuss This Passion/Fallon Bit Again
Jason put me on to this The Hundreds post. Which is good blog. Bookmark. Anyway, if you have a second read it because its thoughtful.
So basically there are clames of Passion ripping off Kozyndan. But then did Kozyndan rip off Magleby who ripped off Hokusai....who ripped off mother earth!? And now I will rip off The Hundreds image links.



The answer is yes, in so many words, they all ripped each other off-were inspired by one another. The new question is at what level does the definition of "ripping off" start or stop? I will say it would have been nice of Passion/Fallon to share the wealth on this one. Oh! I almost forgot, The Hundred also points out that David Letterman had already filmed bouncey balls on San Fran streets. Lastly said blog directs us to a Harper's articles on bitting and ripping. I say if something inspires you enough to mimick it then it should be enough for you to graciously give credit....or admit that you're a talentless jerk :D
Labels: advertising, art, interesting, Thoughts
5.10.07
Lets Pretend We're Bunny Rabbits
uhOnce again, ladies & gentlemen, Juan Cabral of Falon for Sony Bravia. I hate him.
F*cking... click here
I just kidding Juan, darling. I want to lick your keyboard. Seriously though, think what you will of advertising. But what if your job consisted of making play dough bunny stop animations, shooting giant paint bombs into the air only to film the effects and hurling bouncing balls down the streets of San Fran? *suspiro* I will continue to strive for this bliss.
Thanks Hyun.
Labels: adventure, advertising, animation, art
2.10.07
31.8.07
Ad Celeb
Juan Cabral is the Fallon creative behind the Sony Bravia adverts(view here) with the slow motion bounce-y balls in San Fransico and the colorful paint explosions.
He also did this piece for Cadbury. Watch it.
Thanks Hyun
Labels: advertising, animation, Genius, music









