Advertising Ka Kamal is part of an effort to understand advertising... Understand the creativity that happens behind the business of making people buy things they may or may not need... Understand what people sell and... More importantly, how they get through to their customers... Understand what people buy, and... More importantly, what convinces them to do so...
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Happy Holi - Find Your Soul Paint...
At the end of the day, on Holi, many people end up looking like the characters in this campaign...
Hoping you've had a colourful day...
And The Paint Comes Off...
Hoping you've had a colourful day...
And The Paint Comes Off...
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Irish Eyes
Conceptually brilliant...
But Freaky To Watch???
2012 ATL St. Patrick's Parade - Irish Eyes"But Freaky To Watch???
'via Blog this'
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
M E G A Upload... Unloaded... Reloaded...
This Ad/Song was removed and then reinstated by youtube...
"When Hong Kong is a Woman..."
Last day…
Younger than Shanghai
The Lady,
this city breathes
a woman’s sophistication.
When Hong Kong is a Woman.
She stands in emancipation,
fans her lashes,
highlights her lines,
clasping her silver handbag
under a coat of grey. …
dismantles an entire truth.
Hong Kong,
a woman of contrast.
The districts flash
with a compressed rhythm.
The pathways unravel time’s passing.
A glowing fuse,
the ladies are reveries
for wanderlust.
Her contenders trail
into her heart.
The Sun sets
approaching Night’s fall
and she undoes her hair,
allowing a pause along the journey.
Hong Kong whispers
a quiet melancholy,
echoing a delicate magnetism.
She plays the mirage
of a seductive glance.
From her vertical frames,
she mesmerizes guests
through a gateway to her Motherland.
The voyager vanishes
embraced by the labyrinth.
Until dawn break,
she is a charmer,
a keeper,
a romantic in hiding.
Miss Hong Kong holds
my eternal fascination.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Cartier's Odyssey
For The Complete Experience click: Here
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Having said all of the above...
Here's the disclaimer...
All the trademarks, logos, advertisements, etc are owned by Cartier and its Creative Partners. - “Advertising Ka Kamaal - An Academic Look at Advertising...” assumes no liability on anything shown or said on this fan page, as the only purpose is academic and to inform and entertain users. - Do not copy or distribute the content of this page for commercial benefit.
In case any content is copyrighted and the company/owner/creator doesn’t want it to be shown, the said content shall be withdrawn immediately upon due intimation. -there shall be no assumption of liability for illegal, or improper use of this fan page and its content. If you don’t agree with these terms of use, please unsubscribe as a fan of this page.
Could You Guess How Old The Original Image Of This Ad Is?
This piece of Art made in 1573 (yes it is 439 years old) by Giuseppe Arcimboldo.
To quote wikipedia: "Giuseppe Arcimboldo (also spelled Arcimboldi) (1527 – July 11, 1593). was an Italian painter best known for creating imaginative portrait heads made entirely of such objects as fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish, and books – that is, he painted representations of these objects on the canvas arranged in such a way that the whole collection of objects formed a recognizable likeness of the portrait subject."
For all we know it was probably this kind of art which served as an inspiration for the modern day technique of compositing, a technique favoured by artists in advertising .
Creative Credits:
Advertising Agency: Mark BBDO, Czech Republic
Creative Directors: Leon Sverdlin, Martin Charvát
Art Director: Dan Kurz
Copywriter: Pavel Sobek
Producer: Honza Šoupa
Sunday, March 4, 2012
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