Storie di LEGO

25/09/2009

crumbles: Day 237 - Lego Sushi (via KWG73)

crumbles: Day 237 - Lego Sushi (via KWG73)

24/09/2009

23/09/2009

gianlucavisconti:

sem07it: Are you my mommy?

gianlucavisconti:

sem07itAre you my mommy?

22/09/2009

puscic:
Take me to the kittens (via Balakov)

puscic:

Take me to the kittens (via Balakov)

18/09/2009

misuranderstanding:

Vacuum Accident
(via Stéfan)

misuranderstanding:

Vacuum Accident

(via Stéfan)

17/09/2009

16/09/2009

crumbles:
Day 258 - Don’t Look Now (via KWG73)

crumbles:

Day 258 - Don’t Look Now (via KWG73)

14/09/2009

13/09/2009

hneeta:
Moon and Half Dome (via)

hneeta:

Moon and Half Dome (via)

10/09/2009

08/09/2009

crumbles:

Lego Fallingwater (via rh1985moc)

Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece in lego bricks!

reblog servito e mangiato, grazie Giorgia!

nickmcglynn:
LEGO AD’S
dalle note alla campagna (ci sono altre due immagini dal link, a tema droga e violenza, questa è quella dedicata al sesso):

The television, although a great source of entertainment, it’s also known as the idiot box. And in recent years, its influence on children, due to the content, has become a growing concern among parents.However, as parents, we can’t stop children from watching television, but we can offer an alternative form of entertainment. One that builds their minds and imagination.We developed a campaign, which showed scenes from television programmes that were not suitable for children, like drugs, sex and violence. Then, we used the Lego blocks to censor the subject.


Advertising Agency: Naga DDB/Rapp, MalaysiaCopywriter: Raymond Ng, Ted LimGraphic Designer: Chow Kok KeongPhotographer: Chen Kim Mun (360 Degree Studio)

nickmcglynn:

LEGO AD’S

dalle note alla campagna (ci sono altre due immagini dal link, a tema droga e violenza, questa è quella dedicata al sesso):

The television, although a great source of entertainment, it’s also known as the idiot box. And in recent years, its influence on children, due to the content, has become a growing concern among parents.
However, as parents, we can’t stop children from watching television, but we can offer an alternative form of entertainment. One that builds their minds and imagination.
We developed a campaign, which showed scenes from television programmes that were not suitable for children, like drugs, sex and violence. Then, we used the Lego blocks to censor the subject.
Advertising Agency: Naga DDB/Rapp, Malaysia
Copywriter: Raymond Ng, Ted Lim
Graphic Designer: Chow Kok Keong
Photographer: Chen Kim Mun (360 Degree Studio)

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