Street Art of the Day: New Zealand Police take a page from the book of Banksy with their latest recruitment ads, commissioning M&C Saatchi Auckland to recreate stenciled depictions of actual events involving New Zealand police officers.
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Marketing Campaign of the Day: On the one hand, this is shameless marketing opportunism aimed at exploiting a serious social issue for capital gain.
On the other hand, exactly.
Marketing Campaign Conclusion of the Day: Mano a Mano in El Baño came to an anticlimactic close today with old Old Spice Guy Isaiah Mustafa successfully laying waste to new Old Spice Guy Fabio's Old Spice throne claims through nonviolent means, thus becoming regular old Old Spice Guy once again.
Hooray!
Now back to staring at Isaiah Mustafa's exposed torso.
Stop-Motion Thing of the Day: 1,200 bottles of nail polish + 900 fake fingernails + 25 days + 2 hours per nail = The world's first nail art animation.
Also: An ad for the Kia Picanto.
[adweek.]
Tame Duel of the Day: The long-awaited "Mano a Mano in el Baño” duel between new Old Spice Guy Fabio and old Old Spice Guy Isaiah Mustafa has officially commenced.
Sadly, it's not so much a duel in the Alexander Pushkin-Georges d'Anthès sense of the word as an invitation to vote for your chosen Old Spice Person by clicking one of two boxes that appear on the screen durin
Lights Out: Commercial and music video directing duo Cousins don't beat around the bush in their latest project: A rather colorful ad spot for Skittles.
(VNSFW, rainbow sharing.)
[thanks jordan!]
New Old Spice Guy of the Day: Old Spice has released a brand new set of ad spots featuring Italian lothario Fabio in lieu of Internet-famous mascot Isaiah Mustafa.
Is the old Old Spice Guy gone for good? (Off playing Luke Cage perchance?) Ad agency Wieden + Kennedy remains mum.
