These ads for Amoeba Digital Imaging are interesting. The copy reads, "With Amoeba around, not everything you see is real." They've chosen to show how you can take a selection of imagery and make something that looks completely real, but isn't. I like the idea, and the choice to feature two images that are both very famous and very debated on authenticity is a good one. I like these a lot.
I'm not sure Pepsi really fits with extreme sports, but these ads do have great visuals. Clever branding in the art direction.
Creative Directors: Veikko Hille, Sebastian Hardieck, Toygar Bazarkaya Art Director: Michael Plückhahn Copywriter: Dietmar Neumann Beratung: Heike Flottmann, Annika Lauhöfer Art Buying: Birgit Paulat Production: Stefan Kranefeld Imaging, Düsseldorf
This cartoon is the thirty-second in a weekly series drawn by a talented illustrator named Victoria Levan. Check back each Friday for a new Shedwatoon.
This past weekend, my girlfriend and I took advantage on a sunny New York City day and took a Circle Line boat tour around Manhattan. Circle Line offers a variety of tours. They vary in length, sights to see and obviously price. Some only take you out to The Statue of Liberty, while others travel the entire distance around Manhattan.
We chose to do the 3-hour full-island cruise. It travels the entire length around Manhattan, with close-up views of The Statue of LIberty, sights in all five boroughs, travel under tons of bridges and much more. There is a tour guide on board the entire trip, pointing out sights and commenting on various things. It was a very informative and fun trip, and I definitely recommend it to anyone visiting or living in New York City. It being December, you may wonder how the weather factors into the boat tour. Well, it was a very cold day, but luckily the boat had enclosed, heated areas. We did go outside a few times to get good pictures of some of the sights, but the inside was definitely a warm escape from the winds. We took well over 100 photos, but I chose a few to share with you here. Enjoy them. There are many ways to tour New York. By bus, by helicopter, by foot, etc ... but I don't think there is anything quite like the boat tour that shows you all the boroughs and takes you into the waters that New York City thrived on for so many years. If you want to take a Circle Line cruise, they are located on The Hudson River at Pier 83 on West 42nd Street. It's very easy to get to, just walk West on 42nd Street and you will run right into Pier 83. I suggest getting there about 45 minutes prior to the scheduled departure and purchasing your tickets at the ticket window to avoid online service fees. Dress warm and bring your camera. There will be tons to see and photograph. Enjoy the cruise!
These ads for Amoeba Digital Imaging are interesting. The copy reads, "With Amoeba around, not everything you see is real." They've chosen to show how you can take a selection of imagery and make something that looks completely real, but isn't. I like the idea, and the choice to feature two images that are both very famous and very debated on authenticity is a good one. I like these a lot.
This cartoon is the thirty-third in a weekly series drawn by a talented illustrator named Victoria Levan. Check back each Friday for a new Shedwatoon.
I'm not sure Pepsi really fits with extreme sports, but these ads do have great visuals. Clever branding in the art direction.
Love the creative visuals on these. Enlarge to read the body copy.
This cartoon is the thirty-second in a weekly series drawn by a talented illustrator named Victoria Levan. Check back each Friday for a new Shedwatoon.
These are pretty good. Nice visuals. Copy reads, "No one grows Ketchup like Heinz."
This past weekend, my girlfriend and I took advantage on a sunny New York City day and took a Circle Line boat tour around Manhattan. Circle Line offers a variety of tours. They vary in length, sights to see and obviously price. Some only take you out to The Statue of Liberty, while others travel the entire distance around Manhattan.
