Snapchat Sweeps Campus. The future of photography is impermanent, report the students of Staples High School in Westport, Connecticut.
Last May, they started using Snapchat, a wickedly simple new app for the iPhone that allows the user to take a photo, scribble or type on it, and then send it to a friend. The app caught on with bubonic speed owing to one ingenious feature: After a few seconds, the message vanishes, like a communiqué in Mission: Impossible. When people, especially parents, first hear about this disappearing-ink trick, they assume it has only one purpose: sexting. But the students who use it know that its true purpose lies in a different clunky neologism: taking self-portraits, called selfies. More specifically, really ugly selfies. Spiegel’s larger hope for the app is that it’ll allow people to share photos without feeling like they’re curating their own “super-boring” permanent records.
Have good intel? One Mighty Roar. 21 More Brilliant Minimalist Print Ads. Have you ever noticed that most of the greatest ideas, whether it’s business or design, are so simple and obvious that you wonder why you haven’t thought of it before!
As we mentioned in our previous article (see Brilliant Minimalist Print Ads (PART I)) Leonardo da Vinci once said: “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”, and architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe adopted the motto “Less is more”. Even after 500 years Leonardo’s words are true and this rule is still widely used in design and advertising. It may sound a bit contradictory, but creating simple things often require much more brain power than the most complicated-looking stuff.
So, without further ado, let’s take a look at some of the best minimalist print ads, and if you like them – don’t forget to check out the Brilliant Minimalist Print Ads (PART I). 1. Chaos. 2. Japanese food, served from 11 a.m. 3. Two seconds to spot are two seconds too late. 4. For sexier knees. 5. 180cm bubblegum. 6. 2nd skin underwear. 7. Voelker plays.
Awwwards: Website Awards - Best websites around the World. Creative use of typography in advertising. Most Creative Ads Around the World. As the economy develops, our world has been thick with commercials and advertisements.
However, not all the advertisements have worked as well as what the advertisers thought. After all, no one wants to read a boring paragraph or a long list about the promoted product. It’s the creativity in the ads that can capture the attention of an audience. Here’s a collection of stunning and creative advertisements found at the Creative Ad Awards – a new ads collecting website that features the most creative ads from the world.
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There are tons of print ads all around us … some of them creative and some of them less. As we are the specialists in the World of inspiration :) we put together the best or the most creative print ads we could find. Scroll through and get inspired. Shieldtox Naturgard: Frog by Euro RSCG Kayaking Jumbo Peanut: Choking by Ogilvy & Mather McDonald’s: Baby Ronald by Leo Burnett Beans & Beyond: Extra Strong Coffee by JWT Rowenta RO4541: Duck by Publicis Duet Ice-Cream: Obama by Voskhod Isca Taps: Mirror by FoxP2 Hubba Bubba: Public place by Miami Ad School Australia Post: Hug by M&C Saatchi Hut Weber: Hitler vs.
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