“Colors and clothes are meant to be together” - Nicely art-directed ad for Dreft washing liquid by Leo Burnett, Moscow, Russia

The anatomy of a graphic designer

Here’s a playful infographic on how a graphic designer looks like according to the stereotype.

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Rainbow Queen returns

Do you remember? A few days ago, I posted this infographic published in magazine Vogue and I mentioned in my post that Queen Elizabeth II has a so colorful wardrobe that she would easily fit into the role of the Pantone face, too.

Now, Pantone and Leo Burnett London came up with this limited edition nice little Pantone color wheel, named Diamond Jubilee Color Guide, based on the last 6 colorful decades of the British monarch’s notorious color-matched outfits. Each outfit lists a Pantone number, and the date and location Her Majesty wore the clothing.

Reebok x Marvel Sneaker Collection: Captain America Edition

A really colorful personality - Queen Elizabeth II in all the colors of the rainbow

Nice infographic by Vogue. The magazine documented every outfit The Queen wore for 1 year. As you can see, Her Majesty’s wardrobe is so colorful that she would easily fit into the role of the Pantone face, too.

Another sexy shoe ad

Advertiser: Reebok
Model: Kelly Brook
Type of advertising: Billboard
Placement: At busy junctions
Result: Guaranteed risk of accident

David “BeckH&M” Bodywear

Much to the delight of ladies, more photos of Mr. Beckham can be seen by clicking the picture above.

After using Downy, you will feel as if you were naked

Advertising Agency: Grey, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Creative Directors: Diego Rubio, Coco Olivera
Art Director: Diego Rubio
Copywriter: Coco Olivera

Child laborers in apparel industry

Advertising Agency: BDDP & FILS, France