UPS Store Cardboard Commercials and Quilled Metallic Jewelry
While whizzing through a recorded Martha Stewart tv episode recently to look for Eloise Corr Danch's poppy segment, I was stopped in my tracks by a UPS Store commercial. Have you seen this cardboard goodness?! If not, YouTube to the rescue... when I went to see if some kind soul had posted it, not only was the commercial there, but I found another that's equally awesome.
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Take a look at both - they're just 30 seconds each:
The Circus
The Gladiator
The $30 million campaign was developed at Doner Advertising in Southfield, Michigan and also includes radio, print and online ads. The animation was produced by Psyop, New York, and Tool of North America filmed the live action sequences in a UPS store in Whittier, California. Such clever people!
And on another note, many thanks to the lovely site FoldingTrees where my very first online tutorial has been featured. I show how to make these gilded paper pendants that will dress up any summer outfit.
credit: www.advertolog.comTake a look at both - they're just 30 seconds each:
The Circus
The Gladiator
The $30 million campaign was developed at Doner Advertising in Southfield, Michigan and also includes radio, print and online ads. The animation was produced by Psyop, New York, and Tool of North America filmed the live action sequences in a UPS store in Whittier, California. Such clever people!
And on another note, many thanks to the lovely site FoldingTrees where my very first online tutorial has been featured. I show how to make these gilded paper pendants that will dress up any summer outfit.
They are so exquisite, and delicate, and special... I'm afraid I just don't have enough words to describe these pendants :)
ReplyDeleteyou have a very interesting blog.
ReplyDeleteAnne- this is fabulous. I was taken aback. I've seen quilling before but never would have thought it could be made into jewelry. I will write about you and your blog and link to that splendid tutorial in a few weeks!
ReplyDeleteMy apologies for misspelling your name! My best friend from high school spelt hers Anne - that's my excuse!
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