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New Droga5 Amazon campaign celebrates books’ “invisible magic”

Creative agency Droga5 London has worked with Amazon Books to launch its new global campaign, That Reading Feeling Awaits, which aims to “celebrate the place of books at the foundation of culture”. The campaign includes six different videos which combine animation with footage of different readers to denote different book genres, which come together to demonstrate the magic of reading…...

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Pei-Hsin Cho’s detailed, deeply personal practice

“At some point, I started to feel that words failed me in expressing feelings,” explains London-based illustrator and animator Pei-Hsin Cho. Visuals opened up another channel, creating drawings “to fill the hole in the language of emotions”. She uses typically muted, dimmed palettes and there are at times mournful or weary expressions on her characters’ faces, yet there’s a softness...

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Nooci’s identity subverts expectations of traditional Chinese medicine

The market for health and wellness supplements has exploded in recent years. Despite this, one of the oldest forms of alternative medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, remains little known about in the US in particular. Founded by Stephanie Tan, new supplement brand Nooci is hoping to bridge this gap for western audiences. The Hong Kong-born, US-educated entrepreneur is hoping to make…...

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Trippy new Panda Bear and Sonic Boom video subverts well-worn MTV tropes

There’s been no shortage of pinball machines in music video history. Arguably, 2 Unlimited’s No Limits promo preempted today’s nostalgia-harnessing ‘immersive experiences’ (human sized arcade machines! Garish bowling alley-esque murals! Liberal use of shiny foil!); while Blackstreet’s 1999 hit Girlfriend/Boyfriend with Janet Jackson went a step further into ‘menschmaschine’ territory… Source...

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Source the perfect shoot location

Whether it’s natural light, versatile space, quirky aesthetics, cost, convenience, or any combination of these, your location choice can truly make or break a shoot. There are countless pitfalls to avoid, and finding something that ticks every box for a complex campaign can fast become a headache. “Light is super important,” begins Karen Rosalie, founder of Rosalie Agency… Source...