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Tag Archives: Bill Bernbach
big ideas for the collective desire
by Art Chantry ( art@artchantry.com) when advertising and marketing began, it was a really simple proposition and contrivance. basically, you placed a sales item out there (a sign, a newspaper ad, a magazine ad, a billboard, etc.) that stated what … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media
Tagged advertising history, advertising The Big Idea, art chantry, Bill Bernbach, Chivas Regal advertising, Doyle Dane Bernbach, george lois, goebbels brand marketing, Goebbels the big lie, julian koenig, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Volkswagen Beetle advertising, volkswagen think small
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mullin
A bit more on Willard Mullin: Mullin was not only the greatest sports cartoonist of his day, he was also one of the most talented artists ever to work in newspaper comics. His drawings are dynamic and full of energy … Continue reading
friends in the fire
From Jonathan McIntosh. Quite Brilliant. Does remind me of the Prada Death Camp ( Tom Sachs ) and LEGO concentration camp ( Libera) from the Mirroring Evil exhibit in New York about a decade ago, which means Jonathan as a … Continue reading
a baker’s dozen
It’s hard to believe, but H&H Bagels, the New York landmark is closing it store. It’s hard to say with precision the origins of the bagel, except that’s been an integral part of the NYC culture since immigration from eastern … Continue reading
love bug: motoring to joy division
Flip me the peace sign.Ferdinand Porsche was the lead designer of the most mass-produced car of all time: the Volkswagen Beetle.Its a complex story of social engineering meeting valid practicality. There are few pop culture consumer products that can equal … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media
Tagged andreas cremer, Bill Bernbach, dr. rex curry, Edward Bernays, ferdinand porsche, josef ganz volkswagen, kevin tynan, rob kievit, ronnie schreiber, sylvia plath, sylvia plath daddy, volkswagen beetle history, Walter Benjamin
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Gecko as Avatar to the All Consuming Self
Q What is your favourite current campaign? A GEICO. How can you not love its cheeky green spokes-gecko? He has helped the company rise to become the third-largest car insurance company in the U.S. His posh Down Under accent sets … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Bernbach, BrainStorm Group, Edward Bernays, Gecko, Geico, Mark Jenkins, Ron Telpner, Warren Buffet
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We Are Advertis'd By Our Loving Friends
Art of Persuasion as enunciated by Shakespeare in King Henry VI, Part lll. Bill Bernbach, one of the pioneers in the golden age of print and television publicity is credited with ushering in the “creative revolution” in advertising beginning in the … Continue reading