Summer, “it’s the most wonderful time of the year” says Leo Burnett’s seasonal film for The Co-operative Food, launching on 26th June.
Focusing on those timely get-togethers between friends and families, Andy Williams’ unexpected lyrics describe and celebrate Christmas happenings, whilst the moving image teases with scenes of Christmas-like merriment and feasting played out in summer.
The film, titled ‘Wonderful’, concludes with the reassurance that ‘We’ve everything you need for the most wonderful time of the year. We’re here for you this summer. The Co-operative’.
This longer length film will be supported with twelve 10” product and price spots, which also use Andy Williams' Christmas classic. These shorter ads demonstrate and further substantiate that The Co-operative can be depended upon to have the right product at a fair price this summer.
The lead film was directed by Joshua Neale at Smuggler and the supporting spots by Richard Tindall at Tantrum.
Credits: Project name: The Co-operative Food Summer Campaign Client: Helen Nunn, Head of Marketing, The Co-operative Food Brief: Acknowledge the change in customer behaviour over the summer period and showcase the role The Co-operative Food can play. Creative agency: Leo Burnett Executive Creative Director: Justin Tindall Creative Director: Hugh Todd Copywriter: Graham Lakeland / Richard Robinson Art director: Richard Robinson / Graham Lakeland Planner: Max Keane Media agency: Rocket Media planner: Ben Harrison Production company: Smuggler Director: Joshua Neale Director of Photography: Martin Hill Editor: Tim Hardy @ Stitch Post-production: MPC Audio post-production: 750MPH
Happy Day, everyone! If it's raining as much near all of you as it is over here in New York, I sincerely hope you're all staying dry! What's the best thing to do on a rainy day, in my opinion? Online (window) shop! I love learning about new and up-and-coming stores, as well as checking in with my favorite websites to see what was recently added to the inventory (or what's on sale!).
The store where this beautiful dress came from is certainly not unknown - this is the Glacier dress from the super-popular, super-lovely website Shabby Apple! This dress is part of their Berkshire line. I love what they have to say about this line of beautiful dresses:
"Made for the last breaths of summer, this line embraces the Woman-in-the-wild--with basic,feminine silhouettes in easy-to-wear fabrics that provide you the ease and comfort you need for a weekend getaway, a last summer barbecue, or even a long day at the office. Slip into one and feel the joy of the evanescent summer - you'll be glad you did."
I'm sold! As I sit in my apartment shivering and watching the students battle with umbrellas in the storm-like conditions, I could certainly go for a sweet, lingering summer day! Even though this line is inspired by the end of summer, I think this dress is totally a fall piece. It's made from the "sturdiest, no-fuss poly blend," and has the sweetest pinstripe detailing. I love the pleats in the skirt. I think this dress has an incredibly-flattering shape that anyone can wear! Look at those details! So pretty and graceful. Thank you, Shabby Apple, for making such a wonderful dress.
Suiting Up at Express
I've always loved the chic styles in the windows of Express! Whenever I need something classic and pretty for an event or a night out, I'm eager to check out what's new in the store. Right now I'm crazy about the women's suits that can be found in store or online. These tailored pieces are so flattering and would definitely make a statement.
I mean, look at how cute the Rouched Sleeve Jacket and Wide Leg Editor Pant Suit is! I think the silhouette is modern and just so classy. I could totally see myself wearing this to a job interview. Look at the Luster Tweed Jacket and Editor Pant Suit. The details on the jacket are lovely. I love the pockets. I think this suit can easily go from work to play with the addition of some fun accessories (a pretty necklace or a cute clutch).
Guess what, readers! Right now there's an Express sweepstakes taking place on their Facebook page! The Work It Sweepstakes is offering one winner a $500 Express Suiting Makeover! How great is that? Wouldn't you like the opportunity to add one of these cute suits to your wardrobe?
What Express suit do you like best? Where would you like to wear one of their suits, and how would you make it uniquely you?
M&S has launched a new campaign for its summer 2016 collection for women, men and children.“The Art of Summer” campaign, created by RKCR/Y&R, showcases M&S’s summer fashion, from trench coats to floral dresses, and highlights the brand’s unique quality and style. “The Art of Summer” campaign will run across TV, press, online, and on digital outdoor platforms from Wednesday, May 4th. The TV, online and press work is the latest instalment in the brand’s “The Art of” campaign and will run until the end of July.
Creative Credits: Ad Agency: RKCR/Y&R, London Creative Director: Mark Roalfe Creative Team: Pip Bishop + Chris Hodgkiss Head of Strategy : Roisin Robothan-Jones Senior Strategist: Hayley Sivner Business Director: Matt Delahunty Account Director: Eileen Cosgrove-Moloney Agency Producer: Rachel “Chops” Amess Director/ Production Co: Christian & Patrick @ Park Pictures Producer: Malachy McAnenny Editor: Sam Jones @ Cut & Run Post Production: MPC (Grade — George K; Flame – Bevis Jones) Sound Design: James Clark @ Clearcut Sound Typographer: Tivy Davies DoP: Simon Chaudoir
The designs needed to use the iconic Coca-Cola visual language to form a natural connection between the joy and optimism of the brand and the summer season.
The graphics created would be featured on packaging, in-store displays, and premium merchandise, all in celebration of summer's favorite beverage - Coca-Cola.
Everyone loves a good biff, especially when it has absolutely nothing to do with The Footy Show. Here, I’m speaking about the one and only Brisbane International Film Festival also known as BIFF. The Gold Coast, being the cultural vacuum that it is, us film geeks eagerly await the annual BIFF where a selection of films from around the world are screened over the course of one and a bit weeks. This year I’ve been lucky enough to work with some of the BIFF crew by putting together articles on various films for the website and daily newsletter. With dozens of movies crammed into the 11-day event it would be easy to miss some of the real gems. The good news is I’ve taken a look at the complete line-up of films screening at this year's festival and even watched some of them early. So, the following is my list of the films you MUST SEE or die at this year's BIFF.
For you international readers this can be a handy guide of limited release films you should keep an eye out for in the coming weeks/months.
An Education — the opening night film starring Peter Sarsgaard and set in the 60s. The Sars-man in a film with romance, drama and intrigue sounds like too rare an opportunity to miss.
BALIBO — the notorious tale of five young, Australian journalists who were executed while reporting on Indonesia’s invasion of East Timor in 75. An impressive Aussie cast including Gyton Grantley, Nathan Phillips and Anthony LaPaglia expose the Australian and Indonesian governments shameless efforts to cover-up this important story.
Coraline — has been covered extensively on this blog given its beautiful visuals and dark storyline. Directed by Henry Selick, director of the classic Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline follows the adventures of a young girl who discovers a secret door leading to an alternative reality.
500 Days of Summer — a last minute addition to the festival line-up, this quirky, nontraditional love story deserves to be seen purely because it features the talents of my favourite Joseph Gordon Levitt. It also stars everyone’s favourite indie film star Zoey Deschanel.
CHE: Parts One & Two — director Steven Soderbergh’s stunning two-part opus based on the life Che Guevara and starring Benicio Del Toro in the title role. You’ll be hard pressed to catch this screened back to back anywhere else in Queensland.
Away We Go — highly peculiar, yet, interesting film which looks at the journey of two thirtsomethings who discover they’re going to have a baby. Instead of settling down and preparing, the couple take to the road to visit old friends. This is the latest thing from the amicable Sam Mendes and marks a return to his off-beat indie roots.
The September Issue — one of the most anticipated documentaries of the year, this film delves into the life of legendary Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour in the lead-up to the massive September issue.
Jules And Jim — this French film from the 60s is a classic love-triangle with arguably the most recognisable face in French cinema — Jeanne Moreau.
Moon — one of the films I’m most looking forward to, this sci-fi thriller i
s the debut feature from David Bowie’s son Duncan Jones and stars Sam Rockwell in what is said to be the performance of his career.
The Missing Person — a private detective is hired to follow a missing person but what started as a simple job rapidly develops into a complex mystery. Full of double-crosses and classic noir moments, this is a film not to be missed by lovers of all things noir.
The Strength of Water (below) — having Maori parentage, I like to pay special attention to films from indigenous New Zealand filmmakers. The Strength of Water is definitely worth the gaze. A unique look at the complexity of grief through the eyes of a 10-year-old living in an isolated Maori community. Beautiful, naturalistic, creative and moving. A must-see.
Van Dieman’s Land — the infamous tale of Australia’s very own Hannibal Lecter gets the big screen treatment from a filmmaker heading for the stratosphere.Subdivison — Brisbanite Ash Bradman (from Nova radio fame) wrote and stars in this appealing comedy set in semirural Hervey Bay. Fans of Aussie films like Crackerjack, The Castle and Kenny are likely to enjoy this.
The Cove — along with Cathy Henkel’s The Burning Season, this has to be one of the most important documentaries of the year and looks at the culling of dolphins in the picturesque town of Tokyo, Japan. Part horror film, part espionage thriller and part environmental documentary, The Cove is all part's essential viewing.
It Might Get Loud — there’s no time for air guitar in this documentary which takes the audience on a candid trip into the world of three of rock’s most iconic electric guitarists; Jimmy Page (Led Zepplin), the Edge (U2), and Jack White (The White Stripes).
Black Dynamite — if I even have to explain to you the plot of this film, given the sheer volume of posts about it on this blog, then you deserve to be pimp-slapped into a China cabinet. Here’s your chance to see what all the fuss is about.
Dead Snow — Tarantino and Rodriguez fans, like myself, are likely to adore the work of the Norwegian lads behind this low-budget, horror slapstick about Nazi zombies. Writer/director Tommy Wirkola and writer/star Stig Frode Henriksen have been pipped for big things since their debut short Kill Buljo and their first feature doesn’t disappoint. Catch their work before it explodes as their next film Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters has been picked up by The Weinstein Company (bada-boom).
Storage — a tense, edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller from Brisbane filmmaker Michael Craft and starring Gold Coast actor Matt Scully in the lead role. An impressively clever debut from Craft who shot the film in storage facilities in and around Brisvegas. Creepy.
The Horsemen — containing what is said to be one of the `most amazing fight scenes captured’ is there really any other reason to see this?
Ticket prices are cheap as chips compared to a normal outing at the movies and BIFF is running a series of workshops where you can meet the director, producer, writer and/or stars of some of the films.
Gwen Stefani and No Doubt debut and promote their new album "Push and Shove" exclusively with Target, the song "One More Summer" was featured in the commercial. Below a quick behind the scenes of the commercial featuring the entire band. Gwen says "We love target"...do you think we'll ever catch her shopping there? See the Pink "Try" Target ad from the CD The Truth About Love here.
Credits: Ad Agency: Motion Theory Spots: Target "No Doubt" Production Company: MTh Director: Mathew Cullen DP: Shawn Kim Executive Producer: Javier Jimenez Producer: Rob Newman Post Production Company: Mirada Head of VFX and Animation: John Fragomeni Executive Producer: Patrick Nugent VFX Supervisor: Michael Shelton Creative Directors: Kaan Atilla, Francisco Ruiz Velasco Art Director: Daryn Wakasa Editors: Jeff Consiglio, Bryan Keith Post Producer: Leighton Greer Production Manager/HR Director: Tina Van Delden Production Coordinator: Derek Johnson Flame: Dave Stern, Michael Vaglienty Designers: Vlad Almonnord, Jaguar Lee, Erika Lee, Clara Moon, Jane Ro, Amy Wang, Jing Zheng Designer/Animators: Ivan Cruz, Evan di Leo, Frank Lin, Giancarlo Rondadi Generalists: Billy Maloney, Brandon Thomas, Jerry Weil Modeler: Christian Argueta Matte Painter: Thom McKay Price Lighters: Rommel Calderon, Nic Leach, Eric Pender
Look for this Summer's Honda Civic Tour featuring Maroon 5 to mark the pages of history. Watch as members of M5 talk about the tour and the specially customized Civic Si Coupe.
Brushed is Maroon 5's signature color scheme, the Si Coupe stands in tribute to the pop-rock powerhouse. Frontman Adam Levine stated the goal was to capture the bands iconography, expressing M5's essence and live experiences, channeling it into their race-inspired design.
Switzerland not only offers unique nature to holiday guests, but also a world of traditions. More in vogue than ever, festivals enjoy new attendance records, wrestling festivals are sold out and rustic customs such as flag waving, alphorn and yodel go through an impressive revival. "In Switzerland history is not only written, but also lived," said Jürg Schmid, Director of Switzerland Tourism. With this film, we will bring those true traditions closer to potential holidaymakers this summer. Credits: Client: Switzerland Tourism Advert Title: The Visit Ad Agency: Leo Burnett Zurich Director Switzerland Tourism: Jürg Schmid Head of Marketing: Nicole Diermeier Head of Portal Management, eMarketing and IT: Thomas Winkler Online Marketing Manager: Thomas Brülhart Product Managers Summer: Eveline Feier, Livia Eberhard, Olivia Haldemann Executive Creative Director: Peter Brönnimann Creative Directors: Simon Staub, Diana Rossi Account Manager: Rolf Zimmermann Account Assistants: Rebecca Krausse, Sylvia Kohler Agency Producer: Suzana Kovacevic Director: Michael Fueter Production Company: stories AG Zurich Producer: Yves Bollag Line Producer: Bernd Gedeck Production Assistants: Heike Schreyer, Laura Rindlisbacher DoP: Pascal Walder Music: Spacetrain Zurich, Dave Macloed & Dean Montenegro Editing: Michael Fueter Postproduction Supervisor: Denis Spycher Color Grading: Fabian Kimoto Sound Effects: Gian Dolder Sound Mix: Jingle Jungle Zurich, Gregor Rosenberger
Credits: Brief: Persuade more people to travel by coach during the vital summer months Copy writer: Dave Alexander Art director: Rob Fletcher Planner: Chris Ridd Media agency: Havas Production company: isobel Producer: Jamie Williams
Romeo Beckham shines in the Burberry Spring/Summer 2013 Collection ad campaign. The 10 year old son of Victoria and David Beckham made his debut for Burberry earlier last December in this 30 second teaser spot for Burberry.
The young Beckham stars alongside models Cara Delevingne, Edie Campbell, Charlotte Wiggins, Charlie France, Alex Dunstan and Max Rendell.
The spot was directed by Christopher Bailey and shot by Mario Testino, featuring the music/song by Tom Odell, "Another Love".
Corona Extra believes in making the most of the Summer sun. That’s why – with the help of a little geometry and a very big mirror – Corona Canada and Toronto ad agency, Zulu Alpha Kilo found a way to give you more.
Corona Sun Beam project. In Canada, this was the summer that wasn’t, leaving Canadians longing for warm, sun-filled days. We overcame urban architecture, bringing the sun to patios that would otherwise be left in the shade.
Creative Credits: Agency: Zulu Alpha Kilo, Toronto, Canada Chief Creative Officer: Zak Mroueh Exec Creative Director: Shane Ogilvie CD/Art Director: Ari Elkouby CD/Writer: Jon Webber Integrated Producer: Ola Stodulska Broadcast Producer: Clair Galea Print Producer: Kate Spencer Account Team: Kate Torrance, Barrett Holman, Devina Hardatt Strategic Planner: Emma Brooks Client (Company): Labatt Breweries of Canada Clients: Kyle Norrington, Mike Bascom, Becky Lindsey Production House/Post: One Sum Agency Line Producer: Peter Schwartz Director, DOP: Ariel Levesque 1st AD/Editor: Ben Galfand Original Music Record & Mix: Pirate Toronto Media Agency: UM Media Agency Planner: Rick Kusch, Jared Aldridge, Lauren Pottie, Andrew Sazzarin PR Agency: Veritas Inc. Account Director: Catherine Thomas, Laura Ballentine, Emily McCullough On-site brand activation The Hive Account Director: Skye Brain, Lizzie Short Production Partners: Truck Design and Construction
Joss Whedon brings together the ultimate team of superheroes in the first official trailer teaser for Marvel's The Avengers movie due out in the summer of 2012.
Press: When an unexpected enemy emerges that threatens global safety and security, Nick Fury, Director of the international peacekeeping agency known as SHIELD, finds himself in need of a team to pull the world back from the brink of disaster. Spanning the globe, a daring recruitment effort begins.
The Avengers continues the epic big-screen adventures started in "Iron Man," "The Incredible Hulk," "Iron Man 2," "Thor" and "Captain America: The First Avenger". Starring Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner and Samuel L. Jackson, and directed by Joss Whedon, "Marvel's The Avengers" is based on the ever-popular Marvel comic book series "The Avengers," first published in 1963 and a comics institution ever since.
Prepare yourself for an exciting event movie, packed with action and spectacular special effects, when "Marvel's The Avengers" assemble in summer 2012.
Dolce&Gabbana continues to build Italian traditions into own adv campaigns. The cult fashion brand has presented a new series of prints which pick up a rhythm of the previous photo-sets (so, in last year are created posters with the Madonna in an image of the Sicilian housewife, also hot photos of the men, into styles of ancient Roman demigods). This time for advancement of a collection Spring/Summer 2011 brand has decided to remain within the limits of the traditional concept, having emphasized rough hot Italian emotions.
On prints the macho photo-models: Noah Mills, David Gandy, Adam Senn, Tony Ward, Sam Webb, Travis and Sam Whitman play roles as strict fathers, the Italian peasants and fishermen. Photos are literally impregnated by the hot southern sun, salty water, slightly audible smell of man's sweat and a fresh sea breeze. Men really enjoy heavy physical work...
The Real Italian Machos
For Woman's D&G Collections Spring/Summer are selected graceful Izabel Goulart, Isabeli Fontana, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Maryna Linchuck. While their men work under the destructive sun, beautiful women are doing the house duties with not smaller pride, than the queen manages state affairs. Despite external pride and coldness, they a spirit of passions — if they laugh, all around rejoices together with them but if they cry it is the most bitter tears. The charming ladies dressed into elegant dresses, fine underwear and may break any men's heart.
Peyton Manning & Eli Manning are back with another summer jam for DirecTV.
Following summer 2013's wildly popular “Football on Your Phone #FYOP,” the two NFL QBs rap their way through a FANTASY FOOTBALL DREAM WORLD inspired by DIRECTV’s new, exclusive Fantasy Zone Channel.
Creative Credits: Ad Agency: Grey N.Y. President, Chief Creative Director: Tor Myhren Executive Creative Director: Dan Kelleher Group Creative Director: Doug Fallon, Steven Fogel Creatives: Kim Nguyen & Marques Gartrell Agency Executive Producer: Andrew Chinich Agency Producer: Lindsay Myers Production Company: DNA, Inc., Hollywood, CA Director: Director X Producer: Justin Diener Production Supervisor: Tara Martin Director of Photography: Omer Ganai Editorial Executive Producer (person & company): Maura Woodward, Cosmo Street Editorial Producer (person & company): Heather Richardson, Cosmo Street Editor (person & company): Tom Scherma, Cosmo Street Assistant Editor: Dave Otte, Cosmo Street Mixer + Sound Designer: David Wolfe for Mister Bronx Audio Music: Butter Music & Sound Creative Director : Andrew Sherman Executive Producer: Ian Jeffreys Produced and mixed by Glen Cavanaugh Additional vocal mixing by Richard Furch at mixHaus studios On-set recording services by Studio 101 NOLA Post VFX (company): Method Studios NY VFX Supervisors: Jay Hawkins & Doug Luka Producer: Carlos Herrera Casting: Caballero Casting & Avenue 3 Casting
Glacéau vitaminwater to help young creatives #shinebright in brand’s latest campaign, by recruiting six mentors including Susie Bubble and Mikey Trapstar to help cutting edge creative talent
Glacéau vitaminwater, the original, enhanced drink, is launching a new campaign for the summer, which will offer emerging talent unrivalled opportunities to work with some of the biggest names in the entertainment and creative industries, as part of a long-term, global commitment to help young talent.
The #shinebright campaign will be kick-started this summer, throughout Europe, by six leading cultural entrepreneurs from the worlds of fashion, music, design and media. These cultural entrepreneurs will mentor and support aspiring creatives in a series of exciting projects, all geared towards giving them a step up the creative industry ladder.
World-renowned fashion blogger, Susie Lau (of Style Bubble fame) and Mikey Trapstar (founder of legendary urban streetwear label Trapstar) will be among the first wave of cultural entrepreneurs mentoring aspiring creatives. Susie will be offering one-to-one mentoring and the chance to work with her at London Fashion Week. Mikey is offering young designers the chance to showcase their designs in a London pop-up store, offering them the inside track on launching their own fashion brand. Other opportunities include the chance to work alongside musician /architect /designer Jenny Grettve at a studio in Sweden and a photography session capturing the streets of Paris during a one-to-one photography workshop with Theo Gosselin.
The content-rich and social campaign showcases the importance of nurturing creativity and talent through an integrated approach including PR, media partnerships, sampling, social media, social advertising and OOH.
Glacéau vitaminwater is urging consumers to get involved by heading to a dedicated campaign hub, www.vitaminwatershinebright.com to find out more about the creative challenges set by each of the six mentors. The six #shinebright opportunities are open until Friday 16th August. Follow @vitaminwater_uk to find out more about the collaborations, stay up to date and get involved.
The campaign was created by luxury and lifestyle agency, atelier and social agency, holler. Both are part of the Leo Burnett Group in the UK.
Glaceau vitaminwater’s 2013 Shinebright campaign is part of a long term, global commitment to help young creative talent to be at their best. The six mentors were chosen to represent the campaign as they have a unique style and personality that reflects six of the different vitamin and mineral combinations available.
The mentors star in a photoshoot by Matt Irwin, styled by Anna Trevelyan, which is being featured on billboards in cutting edge urban spots across the UK, France, Denmark and Sweden, to catch the eyes of a discerning crowd.
The trail is based around the concept of 'Stadium UK' — bringing the nation together in a huge Olympic Stadium to enjoy the BBC's comprehensive coverage of the London 2012 Games. Designed to be used across all the BBC's television, radio and digital Olympic content, it features the specially commissioned music First Steps by Elbow.
BBC comes under fire recently for their animated ad promoting the 2012 Olympics for copying the Lloyds TSB ad. Ironically both promotional spots were created by the ad agency Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe Y&R. The BBC’s trailer features the UK as a huge stadium with athletes preparing and competing for the Games which start on July 27.
Lloyds TSB’s ‘For the Journey’ adverts are known for their animated characters and utopian landscapes set to the classical piece Eliza's Aria by Elena Kats-Chernin.
The BBC advert featured cartoon swimmers in lanes created by buoys cast out by a fisherman, a BMX rider on a cliff edge and track cyclists racing around quarries.
Here's our new London 2012 TV ad (above). The ad brings together some of the favourite characters from previous Lloyds TSB adverts and shows how we're bringing London 2012 closer to communities all across the UK.
And, the ad features a new version of Eliza Aria, the great piece of music that's become as synonymous with Lloyds TSB TV adverts as the familiar voice of Julie Walters.
BBC 2012 marketing head Louisa Fyans said: ‘Animation enabled us to deliver to this brief and helped us create something really special for the BBC's London 2012 campaign.’
It was seen by millions – as Gary Lineker and his cohorts pulled in a peak of 15.5 million, averaging 13 million for the game.
The advert — which uses the tagline ‘wherever you are, never miss a moment with the BBC’ — will be used in the title sequence for the BBC’s Olympics TV coverage.
A Rainey Kelly spokesman said: ‘It is the culmination of a lot of hard work and we are very excited to feel part of the inspiration that this summer will bring.’
OK love birds, Trojan Condoms is at again, this time they are taking to the streets with a fleet of Pleasure Carts to promote Trojan Vibrations.
Americans are getting ready to experience a pleasure revolution as the makers of Trojan™ Vibrations shake up the nation with a multi-city vibrator giveaway. Kicking off in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, November 13th, Trojan™ Vibrations will be touring the U.S. to serve up their latest line of Trojan™ Vibrations products via specially-designed Trojan™ Vibrations Pleasure Carts modeled after traditional hot dog carts.
This holiday season, the Trojan™ Vibrations Pleasure Carts will be satisfying pleasure cravings in multiple cities across the nation, where pleasure-seekers can swing by to receive a free Trojan™ Tri-Phoria™ Vibrator or Trojan™ Pulse Vibrator, while supplies last. The giveaway comes on the heels of this summer's buzz-worthy New York City sampling effort, where the Trojan™ Vibrations Pleasure Carts were greeted by thousands.
"With the success of the Trojan™ vibrator giveaway in New York City, it is evident that Americans understand that pleasure is a normal part of sexually healthy lives," said Bruce Weiss, Vice President of Marketing, Trojan™ Sexual Health. "By innovating high quality vibrators and making them easily accessible on drugstore, mass merchandiser and grocery store shelves, Trojan™ remains dedicated to taking pleasure out of the bedroom and into the mainstream."
Vibrators, Get Your Vibrators Here!
As temperatures outside start to drop, the makers of Trojan™ Vibrations will help heat things up by deploying a fleet of Trojan™ Vibrations Pleasure Carts over the coming weeks. The tour kicks off in our nation's capital and moves on to other cities, where brand ambassadors will be on hand to distribute free Trojan™ vibrators. People can track the tour and uncover upcoming stops by visiting Facebook.com/TrojanVibrations.
First stop? Washington, D.C., Location:The Park at Fourteenth 920 14th St., NW Washington, D.C. 20005. When: Tuesday, Nov 13th from 12:00 PM — 4:00 PM.
Join the Pleasure Party: Trojan™ Vibrations unites the country with a platform that aims to bring pleasure to the people. Visit the Trojan™ Vibrations Pleasure Carts for some post-election fun.
If you can't swing by the Trojan™ Vibrations Pleasure Carts, visit Facebook.com/TrojanVibrations for a chance to win a free Trojan™ vibrator.
What's the Buzz All About?
American couples are embracing vibrators more than ever before.[i] In fact, research from The Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University found that more than one in two American women (53 percent) and close to half of all American men (45 percent) have used a vibrator in their lifetime.[ii]
The makers of Trojan™ Brand Products are helping to lead the mainstreaming of the category by making high-quality vibrators accessible across a multitude of channels—at drugstores, grocery stores, mass merchandisers, online and in select adult stores—making it easier for couples to bring a higher level of fun and intimacy into their relationships. From vibrators to a wide variety of condoms, for over 90 years, the makers of Trojan™ Brand Products have remained dedicated to providing people with the tools they need to increase the heat index in the bedroom.
Trojan™ Pulse Vibrator delivers precise stimulation and boasts six vibration modes—three speeds and three pulse patterns, and is discreet and portable.
Trojan™ Tri-Phoria™ Vibrator provides 24 unique pleasure combinations via three interchangeable tips and eight vibration modes.
Trojan™ Twister™ Vibrator offers a unique twisting handle, allowing for multiple positions and options, including four unique twistable positions and eight vibration modes of five speeds and three pulse patterns. While Twister™ will not be featured as a giveaway at the Trojan™ Vibrations Pleasure Carts, you can find it at your local drugstore.*
For more information, visit Facebook.com/TrojanVibrations or TrojanVibrations.com.
About TROJAN™ VIBRATIONS
TROJAN™ VIBRATIONS is a line of high-quality vibrators and vibrating rings that help users enhance their sexual pleasure. This premium line of products offers unique features including multiple speeds and pleasurable pulse patterns in a variety of sizes and sensual designs to accommodate an individual's personal preferences. For more information, visit www.TrojanVibrations.com.
G-Star Denim new Spring/Summer 2013 campaign 'The Art of RAW' animated video is not what we've been use to seeing to seeing in typical denim ads. The campaign captures the G-Star fascination with the many facets of RAW in unexpected combinations, as seen in the Skeleton Dog art object within the campaign and the artist collaboration with electronic dance music producer Skrillex.
Accompanying the Art of RAW video is a custom created track created by electronic dance music producer Skrillex. He is a natural fit for the artist collaboration; RAW talent, self-made digital music pioneer and genuine fan of the G-Star Elwood denim. Currently Skrillex is packing stadiums with his signature sound, "a mixture of dubstep, electro-house and fidget," in the words of the producer. G-Star appreciates Skrillex as a RAW talent who has developed in a range of disciplines, from lead-singer, to solo artist, to producer with his own record label.
The video, ending with the G-Star signature Skeleton Dog, celebrates a passion for denim craftsmanship and its unlimited possibilities. Known for innovating 3D design in denim, G-Star and the brand's designers continually seek to pioneer new construction techniques, fabric treatments and denim creations through experimentation with the RAW Art Series, including the Skeleton Dog centrepiece. By looking outside and beyond the world of fashion, G-Star is able to uncover and apply new concepts within the medium of modern denim.
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
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.
Getting to a million miles isn't typical. But neither is Joe. See his remarkable story:
Joe just reached one million miles in his 1990 Honda Accord! To celebrate this extraordinary feat, we surprised Joe with an over-the-top parade in his honor. Watch what happened. Way to go, Million Mile Joe!
Driving a Honda for a million miles is an extraordinary feat. So how did Joe do it? For starters, he's read and followed his owner's manual and maintenance schedule to the letter. He's also a stickler for fluids, he checked them weekly, switched them seasonally (10W-30 in summer and 5W-30 in winter), and changed them every 5,000 miles. He's been loyal to the same brand of oil and never let it go below a quart low.
You know how most people let their fuel go to almost empty? Joe never did. He's also a creature of habit, using only Honda air, oil and fuel filters. Joe never rode heavy on the brakes, and changed the fluid every few years. He's also replaced the fuel pump, both cooling fans and the radiator twice.
Besides his fastidious maintenance, Joe's Accord made it to one million miles because he's loved it. He's treated it with respect and always drove it responsibly. In fact, Joe has only gotten one speeding ticket in a million miles-that must be some kind of record. When it comes to driving, Joe's the man.
Check out Joe's story at http://www.MillionMileJoe.com
