Post pobrano z: Graffitis on a Rhino / Une graffiti-te ressemblance?

THE ORIGINAL? Mark Ecko / “Save The Rhinos” – 2006 Source : via AgencySpy Art Direction by Modern Zombie / WDDG	LESS ORIGINAL : WWF “What will it take before we respect the planet” – 2010 Source : Cannes Outdoor BRONZE LION Agency : Ogilvy & Mather Paris (France)

Post pobrano z: Graffitis on a Rhino / Une graffiti-te ressemblance?

THE ORIGINAL? Mark Ecko / “Save The Rhinos” – 2006 Source : via AgencySpy Art Direction by Modern Zombie / WDDG	LESS ORIGINAL : WWF “What will it take before we respect the planet” – 2010 Source : Cannes Outdoor BRONZE LION Agency : Ogilvy & Mather Paris (France)

Post pobrano z: Something to knock you down / Plus dure est la chute?

THE ORIGINAL? Wonder Wash for cars – 2005 Source : Cannes SHORTLIST, Agency : Lowe Bull Johannesburg (South Africa)	LESS ORIGINAL : AW Tech “Extreme finish for your car” – 10/2008 Source : Adsoftheworld, Agency : McCann Erickson Malmö (Sweden)

Post pobrano z: Something to knock you down / Plus dure est la chute?

THE ORIGINAL? Wonder Wash for cars – 2005 Source : Cannes SHORTLIST, Agency : Lowe Bull Johannesburg (South Africa)	LESS ORIGINAL : AW Tech “Extreme finish for your car” – 10/2008 Source : Adsoftheworld, Agency : McCann Erickson Malmö (Sweden)

Post pobrano z: Originality falling apart? / Renversant non?

THE ORIGINAL? Tefal / T-Fal frying pan “No food sticks to it” – 2003 Source : Cannes Archive Online, Agency : Saatchi & Saatchi Sao Paulo (Brazil)	LESS ORIGINAL : Nirlep Non-Stick Pans – 2010 Source : Adsoftheworld, Luerzer’s Intl Archive 03/10 Agency : McCann Erickson Mumbai (India)

Post pobrano z: Originality falling apart? / Renversant non?

THE ORIGINAL? Tefal / T-Fal frying pan “No food sticks to it” – 2003 Source : Cannes Archive Online, Agency : Saatchi & Saatchi Sao Paulo (Brazil)	LESS ORIGINAL : Nirlep Non-Stick Pans – 2010 Source : Adsoftheworld, Luerzer’s Intl Archive 03/10 Agency : McCann Erickson Mumbai (India)

Post pobrano z: Fear/Love
Three lives, three identities, three points of view. Set against the harsh backdrop of inner city London, Fear/Love interweaves the lives of three adolescents as they struggle with who they are, who they want to be and who they are becoming.
Directed, Written and Edited by Rob Chiu. Produced by Lincoln Waldron. DoP Paul O’Callaghan. Graded by Jamie Wilkinson @ The Mill NYC. Soundtrack by Ben Lukas Boysen + Lucio Amanti. Casting by Susana Santos. Starring Lani Jackson, Fraser Everitt & Anthony Edwards. Produced for the ‘I Care Revolution’.

Watch it

Post pobrano z:
The name is João Oliveira.

Post pobrano z: Depthcore Mythic
The Depthcore Collective is proud to releases it’s 40th themed chapter exhibition, ‘MYTHIC’.

One of our most thematic relevant Chapters ever, ‘MYTHIC’ is the result of five months of careful planning, research and stylistic experimentation from the collective. The slow creative process has resulted in a Chapter that has been meticulously crafted, workshopped from sketches through to completed pieces, thoroughly taking advantage of the collaborative collective experience. Several of the pieces presented in this collection were composed over the course of several months, taking on board feedback from our artist base at each stage of completion to try and fully realize their full potential, and ultimately create a Chapter that is carefully considered, conceptualized and executed.

Check it out at www.depthcore.com

Post pobrano z: Indignation
The 2010 World Cup didn’t even had its final and we are already seeing problems in the next World Cup. Being a Brazilian citizen and a designer I am ashamed and angry about what is going on right now. Yesterday there was the official presentation of the World Cup 2014 that will be held in Brazil. Everyone was quite worried about that, already knowing that there would be a big possibility of having dirty stuff happening under the negotiating tables. So we discovered the first one yesterday.

The new logo is the first proof of how unreliable things will be. Since this logo was shown in Brazil, nobody knew who did it and who choose it. ADG, the designers organization in Brazil, was supposed to hold a competition to make the logo, and suddenly, this awful logo appears from nowhere, being the “official”. All designers in Brazil were terrified with the news (not only counting that the logo seems a person ashamed). A few days later, we discovered that a french studio did it. Bizarrely when we googled about it, there was not a simple link to that studio. Weird huh? But yesterday we discovered that the agency Africa was the one behind it. Nizan Guanaes, the owner of Africa, is well known by his political contacts and benefits he has gained with it. So, what probably happened here? He bought the rights to do all the campaign, behind everyones back. How can we be represented by that crap when we have amazing professionals working here?

A nice start for a cup that the president Lula told everyone that will be “transparent” about everything. Not only counting that there are some politicians trying to make a law to avoid bids for stadium constructors and etc, telling that would make things happen faster (translating: stealing makes things faster?).

Say hello to the “transparent” 2014.