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  • Art gallery in honour of Michael Jackson

    Art gallery in honour of Michael Jackson

    Portrait for magazine «TIME» cover on March, 19th, 1984. The author: Andy Warhol.

    Michael Jackson, TIME

    As though each of us personally concerned the person of king who has recently left on rest of the popular music, undoubtedly one is there was very strange person who has left very appreciable trace on a planet the Earth. It is natural, that the outstanding personality and not trivial life drew attention of many artists using the recognised image for the author's works.

    As a tribute of memory to the person-epoch we have decided to make art gallery, where the protagonist one — Michael Jackson.

    Michael Jackson's created to release of a film of 1988 Moonwalker the sculpture-robot in which the singer turns in the robot.

    Moonwalker

    It does not matter if you’r black or white. The author: Scott Bowler.

    Black or White

    Michael Jackson and chimpanzee. The sculptor: Jeff Koons. The sculpture of the singer from the gilt porcelain at which the chimpanzee in a lap sits, has been executed in 1988 in number of three copies (plus one author's).

    Sculpture

    Statue of the king of popular music, balcony of the house leaving on Piccadilly Circus, London.

    Statue

    New York hyperrealist Richard Phillips represents a picture under the name «Jacko» with the image of a porcelain face of the superstar.

    Porcelain face

    Michael Jackson's digital portrait. The author: Hisui.

    Digital portrait

    Michael Jackson's portrait. The author: James.

    Portrait

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  • Ray-Ban Collection

    Ray-Ban Collection

    Never Hide

    Known artists and designers have participated in advertising campaign creation «Rare prints» for exclusive series of sun glasses «Ray-Ban Wayfarer».

    Traditionally colorful and bright summer collection of a brand was updated by an author's adv prints from artists and designers: Vahalla, Matt W. Moore, Aesthetic Apparatus, and Ames Bros.

    The Well-known Illustrators for the Well-known Brand

    Rare girl
    Ray-Ban
    Ray-Ban Wayfarer
    Sun glasses

    Short 15-second video-clips are logic continuation of prints and show unusual characters from a collection of «Rare images».

    The creative belongs to agency Cutwater (San Francisco), production by One Small Step, director Tomorrows Brightest Minds.

    Ice Cream Wayfarer

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  • Fresco of the leader

    Fresco of the leader
  • Brazilian Alco

    Brazilian Alco

    Strong cocktail

    The Body-art

    Adv agency Jung von Matt (Alster, Germany) has embodied the Brazilian motives in advertising of alcoholic cocktails «Bit Copa». The idea shows a drink "a Bit more exciting", than other drinks, because a drink — "REFRESHINGLY BRAZILIAN".

    The Brazilian Freshness

    Frank cocktail
    Light cocktail

    In the visual plan the agency has shown the "revived" drawings on a skin of girls which hold cocktails.

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  • Sounds of Silence

    Sounds of Silence
  • What Are The Sevens? Promo Trailer

    What Are The Sevens? Promo Trailer

    The Sevens, launched today on Secret Location’s website, is a multi-layered narrative experience will also live online at www.whatarethesevens.com and can be enjoyed on a number of levels: as a short film, an interactive game or a fully immersive mystery in which users can participate.

    “The interactive film is the start of a larger narrative that we’ll continue to build on over the next year and beyond,” explains company founder James Milward. “A lot of the time the most experimental ideas we have aren’t appropriate or are too risky to hinge the success of our clients on. As a result, we built this experience as a sandbox for us to play in and experiment with ideas, techniques and technology in a way that will prove concept with real users.”

    For the past four years, Secret Location has produced several experimental interactive experiences, including Rookie Blue: Interrogation Room, Stanfield’s Guy At Home and Endgame Interactive, which won an International Digital Emmy® in 2012. The Sevens begins with a phone call and contains three puzzles for viewers to solve. In a suburban home, a young girl named Julie is confronted with a series of mysterious symbols that, once arranged in a particular order, unlock a phone number and passcode. If users solve the puzzles and dial the number, they are taken deeper into the story’s narrative by being given a chance to solve one final puzzle in order to reveal an alternative ending.

    “The nature of the story is that it keeps drawing you in further and further, making you more vulnerable. It’s the classic Alice In Wonderland rabbit hole scenario,” says Pietro Gagliano, creative director and partner at Secret Location. “We want people to feel shaken up by how deeply immersive the experience feels at the end.” The idea evolved from Secret Location’s portfolio launch four years ago. Set up as a Choose Your Own Adventure-type narrative, the site drove 120,000 people through the portfolio in the first three months. Incidentally, the designers posted a phone number on the bottom of the site for potential clients to call but visitors assumed it was part of the game. “We received nearly 100,000 phone calls in the first six months,” says Gagliano. “Suffice it to say, it was annoying but it did give us an idea and proved that people would call if we asked them to – or even if we didn’t ask them to.”

    The team began brainstorming and writing The Sevens in November 2011 with writer/filmmaker José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço and production began in February 2012. Now that it’s live, the creative team intends to grow the story, add new characters and create related content that can live on other sites, such as YouTube. Secret Location has already rolled out several real world elements connected to The Sevens. In tandem with the site launch, cryptic posters featuring characters from the film and chalk stencils of the mysterious symbols and the URL have begun appearing in select cities across North America, including Toronto, New York and Los Angeles. “We’d love to keep adding elements to this narrative,” says Gagliano. “That’s why we created an open invitation at the end of the experience for the user to contribute ideas.” “This is really not the end,” adds Milward. “It’s just the beginning of a growing story eco-system and mythology that we’re creating around The Sevens.”

    About Secret Location: Secret Location is an Emmy® Award-winning interactive agency that launches products and solves problems through storytelling for brands, broadcasters and producers. Just four years old, the company is a three-time Webby Awards honoree, was shortlisted for a 2011 Cannes Lion and is a Gemini, AToMiC, Creativity International, CASSIES and Marketing Awards winner. Secret Location is based in Toronto, Canada, and is led by President/Executive Producer James Milward. http://www.thesecretlocation.com/

    Credits:
    Created by Secret Location
    Executive Producer: James Milward
    Creative Director & Lead Designer: Pietro Gagliano
    Technical Director: Ryan Andal
    Project Manager: Ashlee Lougheed
    Art Director: Stefan Grambart
    Graphic Designer: Kai Salminen
    Editing & Motion Graphics: Steve Miller
    Assistant Editor: Michael Kazanowski
    Web Developers: Gino Fazari, Michael Phan, Paul Stodolak
    Music & Sound Design: Lodewijk Vos & Joseph Murray
    Cast– In Order of Appearance
    Dad: David Straus
    Julie: Elle McFeeters
    Dog: Pearl
    Mom: Jennifer Fullerton
    Written By: José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço & Secret Location
    Directed By: José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço
    Director of Photography: Henry Less
    Assistant Director: Billy Shand
    Line Producer: Luke Bryant
    Assistant Camera: Nick Giordano
    Gaffer: Dave Lewis
    Art Director: Michael Leach
    Set DResser: Dylan Jackson
    Sound Recordist: Edward Senkowski
    Hair & Makeup: Margot Keith
    Wardrobe Stylist: Sarah Millman
    Production Assistant: Derek Modesto
    Contributors:
    Adam Drake
    Adam Park
    Ann Marie Donnelly
    CJ Hervey
    Graham Budd
    Jenn Hartnoll
    Jory Krüspe
    Josh Manricks
    Kathryn Rawson
    Noora Abu Eitah
    Sabrina Saccoccio

  • Hans & Franz with Aaron Rodgers in Hilariously Funny "Trainers" Ad for State Farm

    Hans & Franz with Aaron Rodgers in Hilariously Funny "Trainers" Ad for State Farm

    Dana Carvey & Kevin Nealon as Hans & Franz join Aaron Rodgers in the newest State Farm commercial "Trainers."
    Aaron Rodgers is surprised at the gym when America’s favorite fitness buffs recognize him as the “Discount Double Check Guy”. See how they pump up his workout regimen to take savings to a whole new level.


    Creative Credits:  
    Advertising Agency: DDB, Chicago, USA
    Chief Creative Officer: John Maxham
    Group Creative Directors: Barry Burdiak, John Hayes
    Chief Digital Officer: Joe Cianciotto
    Group Business Director: Penn French
    Group Strategy Director: Gustavo de Mello
    Director of Production: Diane Jackson
    Executive Producer: Scott Kemper
    Producer: Luke LiManni
    Production Company: Hungry Man
    Director: Hank Perlman
    Editors: Grant Gustafson, Matt Walsh, Aaron Kiser, Patrick Casey, Craig Duncan @ Cutters
    Finishing: Rob Churchill, Daniel Pernikoff, Michael Anderson, Derek de Board, Michael Mazur, Casey Swircz @ Filmworkers

  • Champs Sports: Game Loves an Audience Ad Campaign

    Champs Sports: Game Loves an Audience Ad Campaign

    Translation has unveiled the second chapter of its ongoing brand campaign for Champs Sports with “Game Loves an Audience,” a dynamic new marketing program for the back-to-school season. Seizing on the pins-and-needles feeling of anticipation that comes along with every new school year, “Game Loves an Audience” is all about looking good, and wanting everyone to see it. The campaign reinforces Champs’ well-established “We Know Game” tagline with three :30 spots, daily content for Champs Sports’ social media channels, digital banners, and a custom digital hub.

    “The first day back to school is more than just a day,” notes Translation CCO John Norman, “it’s the red carpet moment of the school year. It’s a reunion, a chance to try something new, and a special moment to stand out. It’s the perfect time for a brand like Champs Sports to help you show off your game with new kicks, stylish tees, and a fresh look.”


    “Game Loves an Audience” is the follow-up to “Game Never Sleeps,” Translation’s summer campaign for the athletic footwear and apparel retailer. Each element of the new campaign – from the music, to the fashion, to the storylines of the individual films – is rooted in a commitment to cultural relevancy, continuing Translation’s overarching strategy of appealing to both the on- and off-field passions of the modern day student athlete. The new digital hub, allows users to rank the most #FirstDayWorthy gear in Champs’ colossal inventory of new styles with a contemporary “swipe-to-like” design.

    “Translation, through its new brand work, has done an exemplary job of expanding on the idea of ‘We Know Game’,” explains Champs Sports Director of Marketing Scott Burton. “We’re showing that ‘Game’ is as much about athletic skill as it is about swagger and confidence in all other arenas. Moreover, the work is done through the lens of a high school athlete, making the impact and its meaning to our consumers relevant during this time of year when students are going back-to-school.”

    Creative Credits:  
    Brand/Client: Champs Sports
    Campaign Title: Champs Sports Back to School Campaign
    Spot Title: “Joy Ride,” “First Period,” “Practice”
    Launch Date: August 2014

    Agency: Translation
    Chief Executive Officer: Steve Stoute
    Chief Creative Officer: John Norman
    President: Nils Peyron
    Executive Creative Director: Jay Berry
    Executive Creative Director: Marc d’Avignon
    Creative Director: Mat Jerrett
    Associate Creative Director, Copywriter: Matt Herman
    Associate Creative Director, Art Director: Matthew McFerrin
    Art Director: Adam Chang
    Copywriter: Greg Dyer
    Art Director: Allison Bulow
    Copywriter: Jameson Rossi
    Director of Content Production: Miriam Franklin
    Producer: Carole McCarty
    Assistant Producer: Monica Johnson
    Head of Brand Strategy: Tim Flood
    Strategist: Shon Mogharabi
    Music Supervision: Nick Pacelli
    VP Account Director: Daniel Mize
    Account Supervisor: Patrice Caracci
    Account Executive: Steven Molinari
    Asst. Account Executive: Jackson Brodie

    Production Company: @radical.media, Los Angeles
    Director: Michael Lawrence
    Director of Photography: Alex Disenhof
    Executive Producer: Donna Portaro
    Line Producer: Scott Cunningham

    Editorial Company: Cut + Run NYC
    Editor: Dayn Williams
    Assistant Editor: Katie Pehowski
    Post Executive Producer: Rana Martin
    Post Producer (“Joy Ride,” “First Period”): Olivia Chiu
    Post Producer (“Practice”): Ellen Lavery

    Telecine Company: CO3 NYC
    Colorist: Damien Vandercruyssen
    Producer: Katie Andrews
    Assistant Colorist: Matt Paul

    On line: Cut + Run
    Flame Artist: Joseph Grosso
    Assistant: Matt Dolven
    Producer: Julia Williams

    Audio Post: Heard City
    Mixer: Evan Mangiamele
    Executive Producer: Gloria Pitagorsky
    Producer: Katie Flynn

    Music by: Elias Arts
    Creative Director: Greg Grifith
    Producer: Matt Phenix