hold tight this hype
A bunch of things I like, mostly contemporary print advertising and designs of consumerism I think are cool and work well.
Oh Mr Kipling you do make some exceedingly good cakes.
(Source: ideas-factory, via helloyoucreatives)
Nissan: Celltruck
“When your eyes are on the phone, they are not on the road. Don’t text and drive.”
by TBWA
via AdsOfTheWorld
Your Life On Track (Entertainment, Culture, Restaurants & Bars) Ads for Phoenix Metro Light Rail
(Source: yoannmichaux)
When I was 13, I saw the Andre The Giant sticker on a road sign in my home town. I didn’t know what it was, but i wanted to know. I started researching the work of Shepard Fairy online, and soon after, this face was popping up all over the place and the subtlety and rising use of the icon was…
Worth a read, agree with the sentiment. But in a fashion world that is arguably reaching postmodernist extents of manipulation and appropriation whilst underpinned by modern capitalism; I think it’s most likely that Obey simply saw the opportunity for $$$ and took it. And with all the work put into the project, I don’t think many people could honestly say they wouldn’t be doing the $ame.
(Source: youscorehigh.com)
Pringles Premium Edition
Clearly marks itself out from a cluttered market with this simplistic, clear design. Don’t know whether it quite hits the spot though; can the Pringles brand stretch back quite so far from its usual ‘party antics’?
