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Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Google Is Crazy About The World Cup
We’ve seen Google change its logo for big events before, but this time it chose to do something different.
If you search for “World Cup" in Google, you’ll get a list of the upcoming World Cup games, but if you scroll to the bottom, you’ll see that the other Google logo, stationed above the result page numbers, has changed to Goooooooal!
Google has also added an awesome little easter egg to the service when one surfs through maps of South Africa: a vuvuzela clutched in peg man’s hot little hands!
Google owned YouTube has also decided to grace us with a dedicated vuvuzela button.
The football-shaped button sits in the lower right corner, and does precisely what you feared: It produces the dreadful vuvuzela sound!
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Nike World Cup Crayons
A project by crayon carver, Diem Chau and W+K for Nike celebrating the world cup. It is a press kit for the Write the Future campaign. All the soccer stars are personified in crayon carvings and beautifully packaged
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FIFA 2010 Coca Cola Box Set
A few familiar faces are emblazoned on the cans’ side, and the fold-out box makes it seem as though something of value is contained within. The set makes for a great collector’s item and is available in limited quantities.
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Dutch Football Federation, 2010 FIFA World Cup: T-shirt
We've seen this done to tshirts before but still, kudos for thinking of applying the idea here.
Advertising School: Willem de Kooning Academie, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Creatives: Bas van de Poel, Daan van Dam
Photographer: Milan Daniels
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Change Your Routine
Change Your Routine is a campaign created by DM9DDB for Cia Athletica. The campaign aims to urge people to replace hours in front of the computer or TV with physical activities.
The result was a series of handmade posters of disassembled electronics that illustrate athletes in action. Computers, for example, formed a boxer. TVs became a weightlifter...and so on.
You can see more details of how the illustrations were made here.
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Vancouver 2010 Campaign
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