Saw Interstellar last night and like most others I was blown away! I’d go see it again just for the VFX. So without any other reason than me loving the movie, here are some posters by James Fletcher.
(H/T Ultralinx)
Month November 2014
Sainsbury Christmas
Really well-produced. It’s not the first time this WW1 scene has been used, but it’s still good work!
(H/T ourcreativedifferences)
Lovely animated hedgehog
Well that’s one way to advertise your burger
Not sure it’s the best way (it might be), but it certainly got my attention. As a consumer I like it, so it may just be the cynic advertiser in my that’s worried. I plan to listen more to the former.
(H/T Adforum)
A little too cute
Music remains important
I’ve been a looking at a lot of animations recently, but this one really caught my eye. It’s not fantastic or innovative (but still well-made for sure!), but what made me appreciate it, was the nice choice of song (The Kooks – Bad Habit). It just goes to show how important music is for advertising – even when it’s animated.
Visa Payment Controls from DHNN Creative Agency on Vimeo.
(H/T Never Not Working)
32 Dispelled Myths about UX
There are many opinions about UX. Especially when it comes to what works and what doesn’t. Here is an attempt to look at some of the myths (or truths depending on what you believe). Some are probably truths, but no matter what it’s an interesting read and I think Zoltán Gócza has made some relevant observations.
I’ve added a few I like, but you can check out the full prints here.
(H/T Ultralinx)
Lego – Fiction meets Fiction
John Lewis Christmas
Fuck Yeah Gap
Gap has made some of the most amazing fashion ads ever.
Drop the bass
It’s pants. And they’re walking!
Cars just got better
Duuuuude!!!
It’s a cloud. That has lightning scarves
Get your sweat(er) on
Weirdness ahoy!
(H/T Adweek)
what the fremmich 