Really good example of urban art/spam and although I'm sure it wouldn't give you any artistic credibility it could work brilliantly for some audio/visual clients!
About Me
- Greg
- I'm a comms planner working at a London media agency. My blog is temporarily shut down as I don't have time to update it. I will be back... one day.
Blogs ahoy
- Adliterate
- CMM News
- Communitiesdominatebrands
- Faris Yakob/TIGS
- Herd
- John Grant/Brand Tarot
- Living Brands
- Mark Hancock/Holy Cow
- Mohammed Iqbal/Misentropy
- Northern Planner
- Organic Frog
- Planning for fun
- Planning Liberation Front
- Planning on Subversion
- Rob Campbell
- Robert Mortimer/The Ad Pit
- Rozza's blog
- Russell Davies
- Steve Johnson
- The Longtail
- Whistlethroughyourcomb
Worth a visit
Book Club
Tunes
Blog Archive
My del.icio.us
1 comments:
What an excellent response to an unfortunate trend in outdoor. I haven't been to ny since those tv's went up but it seems that motion advertising in places where people are in motion makes little sense for the advertiser or the environment. Those pixels are way more engaging!
Post a Comment