Vintage Wrestling Posters
Whether you have a weakness for bulky men in skintight lycra suits or you just happen to like things that look nice, check out these British Wrestling posters.
Circus Freak Vintage Posters
Roll up, roll up. There's a damn fine collection of printed circus memorabilia at circusmuseum.nl
Here's a taster [is that really the right word?] from their "Freaks" section.
Here's a taster [is that really the right word?] from their "Freaks" section.
Hamlet history lesson
These days, a lot of brands seem to change their advertising more often than people change their pants.
Once upon a time, there was a thing called a "historical reel" which contained all the commercials made by a brand.
Quite often, these solely featured several executions in a long running campaign. The increasing restlessness of many Marketing Directors and the "let's reinvent the wheel" syndrome displayed by many Ad Agencies has meant that the long running advertising campaign is a rare beast indeed.
As a Monday treat and a perfect antidote to advertising short-termism, feast your eyes on the greatness and glory of the CDP Hamlet campaign that ran from 1966 to 1997.
Once upon a time, there was a thing called a "historical reel" which contained all the commercials made by a brand.
Quite often, these solely featured several executions in a long running campaign. The increasing restlessness of many Marketing Directors and the "let's reinvent the wheel" syndrome displayed by many Ad Agencies has meant that the long running advertising campaign is a rare beast indeed.
As a Monday treat and a perfect antidote to advertising short-termism, feast your eyes on the greatness and glory of the CDP Hamlet campaign that ran from 1966 to 1997.
Beer, Beer, Beer
Check out this great little video by Old Milwaukee Beer below. Simple idea, nice styling and some sweet, sweet shades. Perfect right? Sadly not. Watch it until 1:48 and try not to let out a sigh.
Bill Bernbach Said #70
Number 70 in our Bernbach series...
“Advertising doesn’t create a product advantage. It can only convey it.”
Read all of the previous Bernbach Said posts here.
“Advertising doesn’t create a product advantage. It can only convey it.”
Read all of the previous Bernbach Said posts here.
Kubrick One Point Perspective *And More
Truly great.
Here's some more in the same vein:
Wes Anderson hands from above...
Tarantino from above...
Sounds of Aronofsky...
Wes Anderson hands from above...
Tarantino from above...
Sounds of Aronofsky...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)