Once two illustrators, Daisuke Tsutsumi from the States and Gerald Zhel from France, came up with a game . Game for illustrators. In general, you sit down, draw that it comes to your head, close the notebook, And you pass it on to your friend-illustrator, and from hand to hand, in spite of any distances. With such a makar, they decided to draw the entire notebook. He left Paris in October 2006, And now he travels around the world, just like my teacher of Japanese.

When the eight-bit gaming prefixes were replaced by sixteen-bit, and then thirty-two-winged, in the end, different slutches with their three-dimensional graphics, it would seem that our favorite dandies should have forever lie on a dusty shelf of history.

Orthodox people talk about the smell of paper, the magic of touching the printed word. The book in its usual sense becomes an object of fetishism. Not the text, not the work itself, but the form as such. At the dawn of radio broadcasting, radio plays were popular. The announcer, or a whole group of actors, acted out the play, everyone enjoyed it, reflexively comparing the timbre of the voice and the sound of speech with the voice of parents who read fairy tales before bed.

Continuing the theme of the post on advertising in the Korean metro , I want to talk about interesting advertising in Hong Kong. It will be about advertising DHL delivery service, performed by the OGILVY & MATER HONG KONG agency. A multi -meter car traffic jam is drawn on the stationary part of the escalator, and along moving handrails, the branded trucks DHL deftly go around the “dead zone”.