Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts

11 August 2009

Absolut Anthem

A group of artists comes together in locations around the world to create art pieces that spell out the philosophy of Absolut Vodka. Check the ad here and behind the scene videos here.

10 March 2008

Absolut Machines | Absolut Quartet



The Absolut Quartet is a multi-instrumental music-making installation combining art and technology to create the equivalent of a classic human quartet. It is an 'automated multi-instrumental orchestral machine, a large-scale electromechanical sculpture consisting of three instruments and thousands of parts, working together to create one piece of music. The main timbre is a marimba played by balls shot from a robotic cannon. Other components include a series of wineglasses played by little robotic fingers and an array of robotic percussive instruments'.
Prepare to be amazed > check the video!

The musical installation is on display at New York and you can get the chance to interact with the machine by logging in to absolutmachines.com. You will enter a 4-8 second theme, and the machine will generate, in real-time, a unique musical piece based on the input melody you have provided. (via)

21 February 2008

25 January 2008

Awesome piece of special effects



The upcoming movie “The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep” has prompted one hell of a publicity stunt in Tokyo Bay. The 15-meter long Nessie is an impressive combination of water screen lighting effects and some well-placed water spouts for the giant splash effect. In order to get the full effect, check out the video.

via preik

22 January 2008

'Monstrous Legs' by MassMarket



Watch the 'Monstrous Legs' spot: quicktime/sevenload.
Client: Monster / Agency: BBDO, New York
VFX Company: MassMarket

via motiongrapher

04 August 2007

12 June 2007

The Doll | Lascivious - Lingerie to kill for



The Doll is a short film about death, desire, and robots; made for boutique lingerie label Lascivious in 2007 by moving image company Wyld Stallyons. Inspired by the infamous Real Doll sex toys, a token dollop of Greek myth, and countless teenage evenings watching straight-to-video sci-fi b-movies of dubious quality, Wyld Stallyons quickly developed a concept based around the idea of a mail order sex robot, delivered in parts. Once assembled, the robot becomes sentient and takes a shine to its owner's lingerie, with fatal consequences.

You can see the making of video featuring behind the scenes footage here.

24 May 2007

The Last Glass | 40" commercial for Cravendale



The Last Glass, 40" TV commercial for Cravendale, with a Pirate a Cyclist and a Cow living in total harmony until then run out of Cravendale, when panic ensues. Created by Wieden and Kennedy and animated by Belgian animators Pic Pic and Andre.

via 30gms

06 December 2006

Million Dollar Building



Based on the million dollar homepage an institute will try to sell the facade of the building tile by tile.

via freshcreation

28 November 2006

18 October 2006

got milk?



Campaign Details:
Client: CA Fluid Milk Processors/Got Milk?
Creative Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners; North Kingdom

Campaign Insight:
'The initial brief for planetinneed.com was to re-introduce milk to consumers. With sales of milk declining, we needed to remind people of all the benefits of nature's wonder drink. We wanted them to literally see milk through new eyes, to rediscover this familiar beverage as the Miracle Elixir it really is. The first world is a seemingly low-tech, unbranded teaser site by the farmers, whose cows were going missing. Viewers can see photographic evidence of the abductions, read the latest news and advice from farmers, and post their own evidence as well. The second world is a deep, interactive dive into the world of Brittlelactica, showcasing DA IRY, the aliens and their many health ailments. Viewers can visit regions of the planet (such as Cavitopia and PMStonia), speak directly to DA IRY, as well as watch the TV spots. Interestingly, the site doesn't use the word milk and doesn't show any milk, yet the online experience leaves no doubt as to the health benefits of the product. There's been over one million visits to the two websites since they launched in March, as well as countless references in blogs and trade publications. Ultimately, the interactive has achieved its goal; to generate buzz around the campaign, and to provide a detailed look into the many benefits of the most miraculous drink in the universe: milk.'