Folha de S. Paulo newspaper: Monroe
The Movie Stars are in your Newspaper.
Cinema Poster Collection. Every Sunday, free, at the Folha.
Advertising Agency: Africa Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Bruno Brasil
Art Director: Bruno Brasil
Copywriter: Fabio Seidl
Illustrator: Felipe Guga
13 Comments
I had to make pics like his in my Typography classes back in school...
Idea is weak, execution is weaker... they weren't sure the consumer would see it so they left a picture in the bottom left....tisk...tisk
I think the picture in the bottom left is there to show the readers what the free give-away poster actually looks like.
Nevertheless, I agree that the idea is weak.
*** KIRMIZI ODULLERI ***
FOUR Creative Directors???? 4??
Nizan, you're out of the game. sorry.
this is bad and meaningless.
I can hear my typography teacher screaming on this one. and I'm with you 4 creative directors? and not one saw that this is a bad idea....
It is exactly the same work for the nude calendar of Taylor Lane. You can see it here: http://blog.luismaram.com/2007/01/03/desnudos-tipograficos-%C2%A1exqui...
I hate all those comments "Done" What if it has been done? This is not Innovation of the World... This is Ads of the World, and what really matters is if it is good or not. I am pretty sure of something: You have had sex only once, because in 2nd chance you said... Done!
http://blog.luismaram.com
Good job and cool artwork.I don't like the pack shot very much, but it is clean and makes the connection directly.
hahahahahahahahahaha it's as if the Typer Museum Campaign, by Paul Belford, didn't exist ...
eaaaaaaasy
check the work of the NY resident Brazilian designer Roberto de Vicq de Cumptich:
http://gramatologia.blogspot.com/2008/10/roberto-de-vicq-de-cumptich.html
http://devicq.com/Web4web.htm#
http://www.wordsatplay.com/
http://www.bemboszoo.com/
Freebies should always be appealing and if it is a poster,atleast look sensous. Not typographs or caricatures! Even the art director himself was not convinced the ad would deliver, hence the real poster at the bottom.
Readers' intelligence has evovled considerably so do not insult their thought process. Keep it direct and simple!
Typography is sooo 90's
Typography is so 90's
80s