Direct Marketing proposals
A sample of personal works developed for well-known brands.
A sample of personal works developed for well-known brands.
NIKE: "Play everywhere"
Rethinking about the appearance of some urban elements. In picture: street bollard become in a basket ball.
Rethinking about the appearance of some urban elements. In picture: street bollard become in a basket ball.
Duracell
Use of urban advertising elements to highlight content
Use of urban advertising elements to highlight content
CocaCola: for travellers
Designed for airports, train or bus stations, the proposal consist in the revision of a trip bag to look like it shows its content.
Designed for airports, train or bus stations, the proposal consist in the revision of a trip bag to look like it shows its content.
TITSA: "Dormir bien es vivir mejor" («The better sleeping is the better way of living»)
Use of spanish play-on-words and picture in the back of a bus of Transportes Interurbanos de Tenerife S.A. (TITSA). The purpose is to promote a new fleet of vehicles, quieter and evironmentally friendly.
Use of spanish play-on-words and picture in the back of a bus of Transportes Interurbanos de Tenerife S.A. (TITSA). The purpose is to promote a new fleet of vehicles, quieter and evironmentally friendly.
Edding markers: "Pocas cosas son tan permanentes" («Few things are more permanent»)
Proposal of print advertising. In picture: use of the popular icon of Pisa Tower, replaced by the brand product.
Proposal of print advertising. In picture: use of the popular icon of Pisa Tower, replaced by the brand product.
Edding markers: "Few things are more permanent"
Edding another proposal, following the line described above. In picture: the Edding markers can be as indelible as the night darkness.
Edding another proposal, following the line described above. In picture: the Edding markers can be as indelible as the night darkness.
Auditorio de Tenerife
Use of the urban advertising forniture to highlight the product. In picture: view of a ticket sticking out of back pocket.
Use of the urban advertising forniture to highlight the product. In picture: view of a ticket sticking out of back pocket.
