Viktor Hertz created a project called Honest Logos that features honest versions of famous logos.
We've seen a lot of these before but they're always fun!
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Honest Logos
Viktor Hertz created a project called Honest Logos that features honest versions of famous logos.
We've seen a lot of these before but they're always fun!
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Logorama Wins Oscar – A Victory For Corporate Logos!!
Among the Oscar winners was the award for “Best Short Animation Film” earned by “Logorama”. The 16 minute short film based on corporate logos took over six-years to produce.
Logorama Cast and Crew:
The film, directed by the trio, François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy and Ludovic Houplain, is a 16-minute movie and revolves around the adventures of two cops (Michelin Men) who are in pursuit of an armed criminal (Ronald McDonald ) through Los Angeles style city filled with famous logo designs.
Never has a film depicted all characters and items through real-life famous logo designs featuring around 3000 corporate logo designs. Famous corporate logos like the Pringles, Sega, Dominos, Pizza Hut and McDonald’s logo designs are seen in the movie.
Check out the trailer.
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Lego Big Mac
The infamous big mac combo from mcdonalds was recreated by japanese lego artist sachiko. The designs were made to scale using only the standard lego bricks. The design features the hamburger itself, complete with melting cheese and sesame seed bun. The burger is then accompanied by a pack of french fries and a pop. The pop is capped with a transparent lid and a multi-coloured straw.
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McFancy
"McFancy is an upmarket temporary McDonald’s store that launches at Fashion Weeks around the globe — London, New York, Paris, Milan, Sydney, Hong Kong. McFancy is part art installation, gathering spot and, of course, a restaurant that offers a traditional McDonald’s menu but packaged in a way that makes a playful yet stylish nod to the lifestyle of the highly desirable, influential consumers that attend Fashion Weeks."
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McDonald's Creative Advertising
McDonald’s Napkins
Giant paper napkins were used to promote McDonald’s largest hamburger ever, the Big’n'Juicy, in Stockholm, Sweden.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Hourglass
Transit shelter in Vancouver was turned into an ‘hourglass’ filled with coffee beans, reminding customers of the promotion’s short-term nature.
McDonald’s Sundial Billboard
This cool billboard features a real sundial whose shadow falls on a different breakfast item each hour until noon, when the shadow of the McDonald’s arches are dead center.
McDonald’s Freshness Box Salad
Clever poster, with what appears to be fresh salad vegetables, changed a bus shelter into a section in the refrigerator.
McDonald’s Re-Opening Ads
Creative ads for McDonald’s re-opening in Birkerod, Finland.
McDonald’s Free Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi served at all McDonald’s restaurants.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Pole
Lamppost in downtown Vancouver became part of a clever optical illusion, appearing to pour coffee into a giant cup on the sidewalk.
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UPDATE: Another really cool ad was brought to my attention. Lettuce actually planted and growing on the billboard over the weeks to promote McDonalds fresh salads. Cool! Thanks Frans!
Giant paper napkins were used to promote McDonald’s largest hamburger ever, the Big’n'Juicy, in Stockholm, Sweden.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Hourglass
Transit shelter in Vancouver was turned into an ‘hourglass’ filled with coffee beans, reminding customers of the promotion’s short-term nature.
McDonald’s Sundial Billboard
This cool billboard features a real sundial whose shadow falls on a different breakfast item each hour until noon, when the shadow of the McDonald’s arches are dead center.
McDonald’s Freshness Box Salad
Clever poster, with what appears to be fresh salad vegetables, changed a bus shelter into a section in the refrigerator.
McDonald’s Re-Opening Ads
Creative ads for McDonald’s re-opening in Birkerod, Finland.
McDonald’s Free Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi served at all McDonald’s restaurants.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Pole
Lamppost in downtown Vancouver became part of a clever optical illusion, appearing to pour coffee into a giant cup on the sidewalk.
[via]
UPDATE: Another really cool ad was brought to my attention. Lettuce actually planted and growing on the billboard over the weeks to promote McDonalds fresh salads. Cool! Thanks Frans!
Modern Porcelain?!!!
When I think of porcelain, the first thing that pops into my mind are those little porcelain figures that almost all typical housewives put on display in their homes. Definitley nothing typical about these though!!! Barnaby Barford's twist on porcelain sculpture is quite surreal. Forget that pretty little girl holding a flower, hell, lets go with a messy family eating KFC or a homeless child enjoying a happy meal!!!
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