Street artist WK Interact has teamed up with Nike for their Nightmares Never Sleep campaign to promote the brands 2010 Air Jordan’s. The campaign, designed to depict basketball start Dwayne Wade as a nightmare on the basketball court had WK Interact painting walls around NYC, documented in the below video.
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The Spyder version of the Audi R8 Supercar made it’s public debut at the Frankfurt Auto Show, and is now making it’s film debut via this promo video floating around the web. When you watch the ad, crank the sound to eleven Spinal Tap style. Listening to the sound effects captured in the video conjore the feelings of power and fear that the car can give you the abilities to wield over all mankind. When released the drop top version of the R8 will feature the 525 hp, 391 ft lb of torque V10 and will be capable of reaching 194 mph. More importantly it will also be capable of cruising at 5 mph around town for all your ego-boosting needs.
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(image source | KNOWN Gallery)
Considering I get a touch of the bah humbug spirit around this time of year, I thought a reference to the Grinch would be appropriate. Thanks to PHAROE and GRINCH for taking over this Disney The Princess and the Frog billboard and making my job easier!
Source | KNOWN Gallery
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(image source | Ads of the World)
As my Father pointed out to me, Heineken recently began re-broadcasting it’s walk-in fridge TV commercial. To coincide with the relaunch of the campaign, Heineken placed giant homeless mansions walk-in fridge boxes around, perhaps the only place high enough to believe these were from real fridges, Amsterdam, to make people think that the walk-in fridge from the beer makers ad was actually available for purchase.
Source | Ads of the World
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(image source | NY Times)
In a previous post I told you about noted blind artist Esref Armagan painting the new 2011 Volvo S60. Since then, Volvo placed the painting up for auction on eBay, where it fetched $3050. that was donated to the World Blind Union.
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(image source | Ads of the World)
Okko is an ultra high-end market in Istanbul, known for offering hard to find foods to their ultra-rich customers (I’m thinking the banana Quik and King Cobra 40’s I’ve been hunting for aren’t going to be on the shelves). Since the idea was to create word of mouth PR based on these gold and crystalized carts to promote the luxury of shopping at Okko, an idea that I am guessing is exactly what Specter wasn’t not going for with his gold cart. None-the-less, the next time I hit the local Key Food, I am going to feel someone shafted that I won’t be pushing around one of these blinged out bad boys.
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