Even if the guy’s dressed in his favorite old white tee shirt, with this napkin at his neck he’ll actually look like he made the effort to get “dressed for dinner”. A great conversation piece at any party. 20 paper napkins to a package; five of each design. Cello wrapped. Measure 13” x 13”.
found at The Spoon Sisters
Marisa Schmidt, a couple therapist, had low budget and the need for a new, simple and direct publicity to reach new clients. Therefore, they decided to create a business card that would have the same impact as publicity piece.
Advertising Agency: Master Promo, Curitiba, Brazil
Creative Director: Marcos Minini
Art Director: Renan Molin
La Cambre Architecture founded in 1927, La Cambre is the best-known architecture school in belgium. It offers its students courses based on “creation” and “practice”. They prposed a new business card that best defines this school in the most unique way. The new business card of this school now takes the form of a Lego brick. This new business card perfectly represents La Chambre- Architecture where the “imagination” and “construction” are at the base of the formation of the young architects.
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Belgium
Creative Director: Jean-Paul Lefebvre
Art Director: Marie-laure Cliquennois
Copywriter: Gregory Ginterdaele
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The models of Gerd George aren’t models. But people on the street, people next door. That’s why he sends a telephone directory which looks like a typical model-book.
Advertising Agency: Serviceplan München/Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Ekki Frenkler/Carlos Obers
Copywriters: Cosima Hölt/Michael Reill/Carlos Obers
Art Director: Ekki Frenkler
Graphic Designer: Sonja Färber
Where were you the last time you had a great creative idea? Were you in your office, laptop ready to record every detail? Or were you out at a restaurant, coffee shop or bar, scrambling to capture your brilliance on shreds of caffeine- or booze-soaked cocktail napkins? For many creative people, entrepreneurs, artists and designers alike, the situation frequently tends to be the latter.
For this reason, global advertising agency Euro RSCG Worldwide has developed the Napkin Notebook, a spiral-bound collection of cocktail napkins ready to be filled with notes, sketches… and the next great business idea. Available soon at the MoMA store, each Napkin Notebook comes with its own pen. Pics of the notebook, taken by photographer Dan Lipow.
At www.napkinnotebook.com, you can sketch or write on the notebook, and email your creation or idea to a friend.
The Oh it´s fresh! – milk udder packaging. At the coffee shop chain “Oh it’s fresh!†– as the name might suggest – freshness is the name of the game, whether you go for tasty bagels, freshly squeezed juices or specialty coffees. And how better to demonstrate this commitment to freshness than by reflecting it in even the tiniest details in “Oh it’s fresh!†stores: the unusually designed single portions of milk with a little udder printed on them – the milk pretty much goes straight from the cow into your coffee!
Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Arno Lindemann/Bernhard Lukas
Copywriter: Tom Hauser
Art Director: Soeren Porst
Graphic Designer: Lisa Port
Agency: Struck
Art Director: Brandon Knowlden
Copywriter: Rich Black
Letter Press: Athenaeum Press
The Smoking Jacket, by Fiona Carswell, has a built-in pair of lungs on the front that act as an iconographic “warning system”. The polite smoker can blow the smoke into a “container” at the collar, in order to avoid blowing it in the faces of people around them. The smoke then filters into a set of see-through lungs at the front of the jacket. Over time the lungs, which have an air-filter back, should darken from cigarette smoke… read more on we make money not art
via Frizzifrizzi
Bootleg celebrates the creativity and style of a new generation of Italian winemakers by offering a collection of daring interpretations of classic Italian wines. Many Italian wine labels follow the usual formula of a hard to pronounce name and an illustration of the winery. We wanted to give a new twist to the tired cliche of the shape of Italy as a boot. The result is a sexy expression of contemporary Italian style that appears to wrap the bottle in skin-tight zippered leather.
Agency: Turner Duckworth, London, Great Britain
Creative Directors: David Turner & Bruce Duckworth
Art Directo: Shawn Rosenberger
Illustrator: Jonathan Warner
Client: Click Wine Group
Agency: John St., Toronto, Canada
Creative Directors: Stephen Jurisic / Angus Tucker
Art Director: Nellie Kim
Copywriter: Chris Hirsch
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